So i came across this article on dear old Martha's Love Life.

So i'll just run a bit of commentary on a few excerpts.

Martha's father was a gym teacher and salesman who died in 1979. Andy's father had a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. Oppenheimer's book says Martha wanted to marry up -- and she did.

Of course she found her beta bux and was going to take full advantage of her looks and ambition to get the man who could offer her the most resources.

When they were engaged, Martha didn't like the ring Andy had given her and demanded that he get her a bigger one, which he did.

The signs were there early. The beta was strong in this one though.

She had a hellish marriage of more than a quarter century during which she treated her husband shabbily. It was a horrific union that ended in a nasty divorce.

No surprises here. Beta bux must have been a romantic doormat who tried his romantic and gentlemanly best to cater to her every whim. Hence leading us to the next section...

'One day she was hollering for him to do something for her...She came tearing out of the house, Andy was down on his knees working in the garden with his Walkman on, and Martha was standing at the top of the slope with her hands on her hips, shrieking, 'Andy! Andy! Get your a** up here this minute! I have other work for you to do.'

Act like a bitch and watch yourself start getting treated like one.

At one of those parties, Martha was spotted on the lap of one of her husband's law firm colleagues who was quoted in the book stating, "There was a lot of chemistry going both ways between Martha and me back then. Martha was just great-looking.

She wants that Alpha Ding Ding, since hobby could not provide it.

"If you can't sleep with your husband, you can sleep with Andy. He's really good. He'll do anything you tell him to. Andy has always been in love with you. You can have him." Can you imagine her offering her husband?

Here she is offering her husband up to a friend cause she obviously doesn't give 2 cents about him. Even though he's supposedly good in bed and does everything she wants, she still doesn't value him one bit as a person. He gave her all she wanted and that wasn't nearly good enough.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Oppenheimer, who published his New York Times Bestseller in 1997, says, "I was shocked and surprised that Martha is still looking for a man in her life after having a terrible history through the years with men.

Is this Author kidding? Did he expect her to miraculously change her ways? The woman would only marry or date up. And no billionaire would get saddled down by such an old dried up bitter Hag.

Something tells me Stedman Graham has very similar tales except Oprah never married him because he was never Wealthier than her to begin with. he's just a nice emotional tampon for her to have in her life.