Oprah removes clip of Cindy Crawford from her show after Crawford claims she was treated as property.

Cindy Crawford recently revealed the uncomfortable experience she had on Oprah Winfrey's talk show in 1986. The iconic supermodel opened up about it in the Apple TV+ docu-series The Super Models, which also features Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington.

In the clip shared by Daily Mail, Crawford recalled how Oprah asked her to stand up and show off her body to the audience at the age of 20. She said, "It was so NOT okay. I was like the chattel or a child, be seen and not heard."

Now, as a 57-year-old mother of two, Crawford looks back on the moment and finds it inappropriate. She said, "When you look at it through today’s eyes, Oprah’s like, ‘Stand up and show me your body. Show us why you’re worthy of being here.’ In the moment I didn’t recognize it and watching it back I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, that was so not okay really.’ Especially from Oprah!"

Interestingly, the old show clip was visible on YouTube until Tuesday evening when it mysteriously disappeared from Oprah's channel. In the show, Oprah asked John Casablancas of Elite Modeling Agency questions about Crawford's "training period". To this, Casablancas replied, "With Cindy, it was much more psychologically she was not sure she really wanted to model… little by little, her ambition is growing... She’s getting a sense, and I’m saying it now on this program, if she wants to, she can be No.1 in the business."

Crawford's revelations have certainly brought up some controversial topics that are explored in the new four-part documentary. It is now available to stream on Apple TV+ starting September 20.

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