Whoopi Goldberg to Make Exciting Oscars Comeback as Presenter After 10-Year Hiatus

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Whoopi Goldberg, the celebrated actress, comedian, and co-host of The View, is set to make a highly anticipated return to the Oscars as a presenter. The announcement has sparked excitement among fans eager to see the 69-year-old EGOT winner back on Hollywood’s biggest stage.
Goldberg, known for her sharp wit and commanding presence on The View, has long been a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. With her remarkable career spanning decades, her return to the Academy Awards is being widely celebrated.
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The official Instagram account of The View shared the news, posting, “Whoopi Goldberg will present at the 2025 Oscars!” The announcement, accompanied by a photo of Goldberg, confirmed, “The Academy announced Tuesday that Goldberg will take the stage at the 97th Oscars on Sunday, March 2.” The caption added, “We’ll be watching @WhoopiGoldberg!” along with a sparkling emoji.
Goldberg’s return to the Oscars coincides with an exciting moment in the industry, as her Ghost co-star Demi Moore has been nominated for Best Actress for her role in The Substance, according to Irish Star. This unexpected reunion adds an extra layer of significance to Goldberg’s presence at the prestigious event.
Goldberg’s history with the Academy Awards is deeply rooted in her own journey as a performer. She first earned an Oscar nomination in 1985 for her unforgettable role as Celie Harris-Johnson in The Color Purple. Six years later, she won Best Supporting Actress for her performance as Oda Mae Brown in Ghost, cementing her place in Hollywood history.
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Reflecting on her Oscar-winning moment, Goldberg once shared the deep personal significance of the honor: “Ever since I was a little kid, I wanted this. I come from New York. As a little kid, I lived in the projects and you’re the people I watched. You’re the people who made me want to be an actor. I’m so proud to be here. I’m proud to be an actor — and I’m gonna keep on acting. Thank you so much.”
While it remains unclear which award Goldberg will present at the ceremony, it has been confirmed that she will join an esteemed lineup of presenters, including Halle Berry, Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr., Cillian Murphy, Emma Stone, and others. With her trademark humor and charm, Goldberg’s return to the Oscars promises to bring a touch of nostalgia and excitement to an already star-studded evening.
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