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LAFAYETTE - Rosa Stubbs, the Lafayette old lady who appeared on fake at "The Oprah Winfrey Show" latest week, received conference that the footage of her had been dropped from the last rephrase of the show that will express this afternoon. Stubbs, 45, said she received an email up to date Sunday darkness from show producers informing her that the bit of the show where she and two other women stood on organize with Winfrey and dozens of celebrities will not appear in the televised idea of the show. "It was nature of a bummer, but it's OK," Stubbs said Monday afternoon.

Stubbs said she was told that a longer reduced of the show on www.oprah.com will count her segment. On May 17, Stubbs stood on status with Winfrey and dozens of celebrities at the United Center in Chicago during the taping of Winfrey's third and wink unalterable shows, which will expose today and Tuesday. The finishing show airs Wednesday.

Stubbs, who skilled to voice English by watching the show before long after immigrating to the U.S. from northern Mexico, wrote to the show in August and shared her story. She was selected one of Winfrey's "ultimate viewers" and flew to Chicago for the taping of the ripen pre-eminent in September, when Winfrey surprised the audience with an all-expense paid trigger to Australia that December. In at daybreak May, a camera band met up with Stubbs at her Lafayette homeward about her experiences with the show.

Stubbs and several children members drove to Chicago survive week for the taping of "Surprise, Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular," a star-studded knees-up celebrating Winfrey that will ambience in two parts. Stubbs said she and friends are still planning a pay attention division this afternoon. "I'm still definitely on top of the world about it, and I'm very appreciative that I had the chance to do it," she said.

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