EXCLUSIVE: Oprah Winfrey Dishes On Goal Weight, Talk Show's 30th Anniversary: 'I Exited in the Exact Right Mom

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Oprah Winfrey has been working hard and eating right, and the results are evident in her svelte physique and healthy mindset. According to the entertainment mogul, it's all a matter of sticking with what works.

"I'm still on [the Weight Watchers eating plan]. I'm counting the points every day and slowly it's happening," said Winfrey, a Weight Watchers spokesperson, in an interview with ET's Nischelle Turner at the Essence Festival in New Orleans on Saturday. "I love it."

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For the 62-year-old media icon, losing weight and keeping on her meal plan is motivated by seeing a noticeable change with her body. She also revealed that she’s not looking to reach her goal by looking at a scale.

"It's a feeling where you get to the point where [you think], 'Oh I can go to the store, I can pick that size, it's available, I don't have to like have it altered and all that stuff.' So I'll know when I'm there," she shared.

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One thing that Winfrey has already accomplished with unmatched success is her decades-long television career, which has left an indelible mark on the American media landscape. In fact, this September marks the 30-year anniversary of her legendary talk show, The Oprah Winfrey Show.

The show was a ratings hit and a cultural touchstone, but Winfrey told ET that she doesn't have any regrets about walking away from the program to launch her OWN network in 2011.

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"I never wanted to be the person for whom people were saying, 'Oh that show was so good two years ago.' I never wanted to be the person who [was told], 'You should've gotten out of the ring before you got punched stronger,'" Winfrey shared. "I never wanted to be the person who didn't know when to exit the party."

"It was the most glorious, most amazing platform anybody can have to speak to millions of people every day and I think I exited in the exact right moment," she continued. "Sonow I get to tell stories in a different way."

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Winfrey also addressed her recent endorsement of presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, which she exclusively announced to ET earlier this month.

"I haven't spoken with her," she shared. "[Her people] wanted to arrange a meeting and all that stuff, and I said, 'Look, I'm with her and I don't need anything for it.'"

See more from Winfrey's interview on Tuesday's Entertainment Tonight. Check here for local listings and showtimes.

For more on Winfrey throwing her support behind the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, watch the video below.

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