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 Oprah Winfrey is calling it “the miracle of all miracles” and “news that literally shook me to my core.” On Monday’s show, according to her unauthorized biographer, the world will be introduced to the half-sister Oprah never knew she had. 
 
 Since last week, Oprah has been teasing viewers with the promise of revealing “a hidden family secret” that will top any reunion she has presented over the past 25 years on the air. She and her staff have been keeping the revelation tightly guarded. In promos for the show, Oprah says: 
 
 “I thought I’d seen it all. But this, my friends, is the miracle of all miracles. I was given some news that literally shook me to my core. This time, I’m the one being reunited. Only a handful of people in my life know about this. I’ve been keeping a family secret for months, and you’re going to hear it straight from me.” 
 
 Kitty Kelley (pictured left), the famed celebrity biographer who wrote the definitive story of Oprah’s life and career last year, told me Saturday that the secret is the half-sister who was placed for adoption as a baby. Citing an “inside family source,” Kelley said Winfrey’s mother, Vernita Lee, gave birth to the daughter named Bunny, whom she “gave away shortly after she was born because she couldn’t afford to take care of her.” Bunny, who is now a grandmother, will appear with Oprah on Monday’s show. (Correction: “Bunny” is the nickname of the mother, Vernita Lee — not the daughter, Patricia. I misunderstood Kitty Kelley when she made the original reference to me.) 
 
 Oprah was born on Jan. 29, 1954, in Kosciusko, Miss., to Lee and Vernon Winfrey, who were unmarried teenagers. Lee had three children but never married, according to reports. 
 
 Though exhaustively researched and massive in scope, Kelley’s Oprah: A Biography proved less successful than some of her other bestsellers in part because no one in Oprah’s inner circle would deliver the goods and because other media outlets didn’t want to offend Oprah by helping Kelley promote the book. Once Oprah publicly denounced it as “a so-called biography,” Kelley acknowledged, sales tanked even among “Opraholics” and “Winfreaks.” 
 
 The paperback edition of the book was published last week. 
 
 Follow up: Kitty Kelley was right. On her show Monday, Oprah introduced her long-lost half-sister to the world and said she was impressed that the 47-year-old Patricia had kept the story secret. “She never once thought to go to the press,” Oprah said. “She never once thought to sell this story.” 

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 Oprah Winfrey 's big family secret? The talk-show queen announced on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' Monday that she has discovered a half-sister, named Patricia, who was secretly given up for adoption in 1963. Patricia, who lives in Milwaukee, said that she discovered Oprah was her half-sister while searching for her birth mother in 2007. She spent the next three years trying to contact Winfrey with the news and finally reached her late last year. They met on Thanksgiving Day. 
 
 Winfrey was 9 and living with her father, Vernon Winfrey, in 1963 and said she had no idea her mother, Vernita Lee, was even pregnant. According to Winfrey, her mother could not afford to keep Patricia.In a confusing twist, Winfrey's previously known half-sister, who passed away in 2003, was also named Patricia and lived in Milwaukee. Oprah said that her mom did not name the daughter she gave away and that it was just a coincidence.Patricia is believed to be 48 and has two adult children, a son and a daughter, meaning Winfrey has a niece and nephew to add to the family as well. Patricia said that she continued her quest to contact Winfrey so her children could know their aunt.Winfrey praised her half-sister for not going to the press with the story.It's been a revelatory year for Oprah Winfrey, who, as her legendary talk show winds down its 25th and final year on the air, has stepped out of her comfort zone to address a number of rumors about herself, including talk that her friendship with Gayle King is actually a romantic relationship and her thoughts of suicide as a teenager after she learned of an unwanted pregnancy."I was given some news that literally shook me to my core. This time, I'm the one being reunited," Winfrey said in advertisements for today's episode of 'Oprah.' "I was keeping a family secret for months, and on Monday you're going to hear it straight from me."Earlier Monday, BlackVoices.com reported that Winfrey learned sometime around Thanksgiving of last year that her mother had another daughter. Winfrey, 56, believed for years that she was her parents' only surviving child after her two younger siblings, Jeffrey and Patricia, passed away.As soon as Winfrey announced that she would reveal "news that literally shook me to my core" about "a family secret," the Internet lit up with speculation. "There has been speculation in the past that Vernon Winfrey is not her biological father," In Touch Weekly Senior Editor Amy Palmer told CBS News, "so this is something people are saying it could be."Others -- including Kitty Kelley, who famously wrote an unauthorized biography of Winfrey last year -- had been correctly claiming that Winfrey would reveal a long-lost family member.
– Looks like Kitty Kelley's prediction was right: Oprah Winfrey revealed her big family secret today, and it turned out to be news of a long-lost sister. Her mother gave a baby named Patricia up for adoption in 1963, when Winfrey was nine, she announced on today's show. (TMZ has video.) Winfrey never knew about her half-sister, but Patricia unearthed her relationship to Oprah in 2007 and finally reached out in November. Oddly enough, Winfrey had another half-sister named Patricia who died in 2003, PopEater notes. Click for more on Oprah's revelation.