In an industry where creativity translates into monetary gain, it’s no surprise that Hollywood is filled with endless tales of plagiarism. We’ve heard many stories where big budget studios were accused of stealing ideas for successful movies and television shows such as Gravity and Stranger Things. However, Hollywood’s recent accusation of creative theft might come as a surprise to many.

According to TMZ, Oprah Winfrey is being sued for allegedly stealing the idea for the familial drama Greenleaf, which has become a hit drama for the OWN television network. Shannon Lynette Wynn and Lester Eugene Barrie filed a lawsuit claiming that Greenleaf is a rip-off of a television drama they created called Justice & Glory.

According to the lawsuit documents, Wynn and Barrie claim they pitched the idea to Oprah’s team at the OWN television network in 2014. In addition, both parties claim that Greenleaf features the same character names, identical themes and mimic their ideas in storylines. Wynn, a screenwriter, and Barrie, a pastor, also claimed they pitched the idea for Justice & Glory to ABC but were rejected and believe that the television network colluded with OWN to hijack their idea.