What secrets did maria shriver reveal about eunice and the kennedy family on oprah?

Here is a portion of the interview transcript. To read more navigate to Oprah.com by visiting the link below. Oprah: I remember being at the compound once, early on in our friendship.

As an outsider, I thought, "God, I'm actually here on the lawn with all the Kennedy cousins." But the games never ended. I'll never forget being in the house and someone saying, "Where is she?

Oprah, we're starting another game!" And I ran into a closet and closed the door because I'd already done three games—enough! It was all very intense.

Maria: It still is! It's competitive when you walk in the door. It's competitive at the table.

It's competitive on the playing field. It's competitive in a boat. Even my mother is very competitive at everything—from checkers to Ping-Pong to sailing to politics.

When I was a girl, she'd tell my father, "Tackle her as hard as you tackle the boys! Knock her down!" She'd tell him to serve the tennis ball at me as hard as he co more.

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