Oprah Winfrey said she's fully vaccinated, and she's throwing a big taco party when her friends are too

• In a letter on her website, Oprah Winfrey detailed her COVID-19 vaccination experience.
• She said getting vaccinated gave her hope after a year spent indoors.
• Once more of Oprah's friends get the jab, she wants to plan a taco party with them.

Oprah Winfrey is vaccinated and ready for tacos.

On March 25, the media mogul penned a letter on personal website Oprah Daily where she shared her experience getting the COVID-19 vaccine and her plans for a pandemic-free future.

Though Oprah isn't ready to party just yet, "when enough friends are vaccinated, I may have an outdoor taco party," she wrote.

For Oprah, the taco gathering would be a much-needed relief from a year she, like most of the world, spent largely indoors.

According to the former talk show host, she only left the house three times since the pandemic started: For a mammogram, eye infection treatment, and to interview Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Other than that, Oprah and her partner Stedman stayed at home in their bubble with two daughters and two staff members. Oprah, who was hospitalized with pneumonia last year, was so concerned about COVID-19 complications, that she barred best friend Gayle King from visiting.

That's why getting the vaccine made Oprah feel like "superwoman" and as though she had a "new lease on life."

"For now, I'm just grateful beyond description to have the vaccine," she wrote.