Oprah Winfrey gives fans a peek inside her lavish $50M Montecito mansion as she makes purple mocktails… after weight loss transformation

Oprah Winfrey showed off a glimpse of her incredible $50 million Montecito mansion on Sunday.

The acclaimed talk show host, 69, showed off her slimmed-down physique in a new Instagram video, which saw her chef making purple mocktails in honor of the upcoming Color Purple movie.

The clip showed Oprah in her kitchen, with large white cabinets behind her, with blue and white fine china, and wicker baskets on shelves in the background.

Oprah looked stylish in a white sweater and white lounge pants, and wore her signature round glasses.

The mogul has lived in the California home since 2001.

“We came up with our own Color Purple drink for the holidays,” Winfrey said in the clip.

Oprah and her bartender then provided fans with the recipe, which included apple juice, ginger, beet juice, lime juice, blue Curacao, simple syrup and sparkling water, as well as a blackberry garnish.

Oprah added that fans could also add “vodka, gin or tequila” to the drink to make it alcoholic.

It comes days after she tackled her shock weight loss as she showcased her slimmed-down physique on the red carpet.

Oprah looked fantastic as she hit the red carpet at the premiere of The Color Purple reboot in Beverly Hills on Wednesday night.

For the big night, she wowed in a busty purple dress that drew attention to her tiny waist.

Oprah famously starred in the original film adaptation of The Color Purple, directed by Steven Spielberg. It even earned her an Oscar nomination for her performance at the 1986 ceremony.

The remake is directed by Blitz Bazawule and stars Danielle Brooks, Halle Bailey, Taraji P. Henson and Fantasia Barrino.

The Color Purple hits theaters on Christmas Day.

The acclaimed talk show host, 69, showed off her slimmed-down physique in a new Instagram video, which saw her chef making purple mocktails in honor of the upcoming Color Purple movie.

The clip showed Oprah in her kitchen, with large white cabinets behind her, with blue and white fine china, and wicker baskets on shelves in the background

Oprah looked stylish in a white sweater and white lounge pants, and wore her signature round glasses

“We came up with our own Color Purple drink for the holidays,” Winfrey said in the clip, before sharing the recipe

Winfrey said she changed “everything” to achieve her health and fitness goals.

The star has lost more than 20 pounds in recent months and when asked what the key to her slimming down has been, she revealed that she has had to make a change in all aspects of her life and has no plans to go back.

When asked what she did to achieve results, she said Entertainment tonight during the premiere of The Color Purple on Wednesday: 'It's not one thing, it's everything. I want to keep it that way.'

It comes after Winfrey previously insisted she has not turned to weight loss drugs to shed pounds.

She opened up about body image when she spoke on a panel in New York City for Oprah Daily's series The Life You Want in September.

Oprah was joined by several weight loss experts, including Weight Watchers CEO Sima Sistani, psychologist Rachel Goldman and obesity specialists Fatima Cody Stanford and Melanie Jay.

“I don't know if there's another public figure whose weight struggle has been exploited as much as mine,” Oprah said during the conversation.

“One of the things I was so ashamed of, and even when I first heard about the weight-loss drugs, I was having knee surgery at the same time and I was like, 'I have to do this on my own. because if I take the medicine, it's the easy way out,” she said.

It comes days after she discussed her shocking weight loss as she showcased her slimmed-down physique on the red carpet at the premiere of The Color Purple reboot on Wednesday

Throughout her impressive, decades-long career, the mogul hasn't shied away from discussing her rollercoaster weight loss journey with the public; seen in 1986

She continued: 'There's a part of me that feels – as I think a lot of people feel about bariatric surgery – that I have to do it the hard way, that I have to keep climbing the mountains, I have to keep suffering and that I must do, otherwise I have deceived myself somehow.'

Oprah added that she was “just tired” of the idea “as a person who has been shamed for so many years” regarding her fluctuating weight.

“This is a world that has shamed people into being forever overweight, and all of us who have lived in it know that people just treat you differently – they just do,” she said.

Throughout her impressive, decades-long career, the mogul hasn't shied away from discussing her rollercoaster weight loss journey with the public.