More publicity to yank people's feelings. It won't ever go away because Omarosa and Ereka are two lively personalities creating sparks for the TV shows. Most would agree that without Omarosa, The Apprentice show would not have brought in the high ratings either. Just think how boring it would be. Some don't think the TV show was scripted, but the entire story line was based on pitting two opposing personalities to create the spark. With that, most would say the TV plot was scripted from the beginning and we all can predict the ending too. Don't need a rocket scientists to figure that out. We were all yanked, and even the 15 minutes still keeps going and going like the Ever Ready battery bunny rabbit.
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Omarosa & Ereka Go At It On Oprah
NEW YORK — Omarosa and Ereka are at each other's throats again. Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth and Ereka Vetrini have been on the outs ever since they feuded on "The Apprentice" and Manigault-Stallworth accused Vetrini of calling her by a racial slur. Both Vetrini and series creator Mark Burnett denied that ever happened. Manigault-Stallworth and Vetrini are reunited on "Oprah."
Vetrini tells Oprah Winfrey that Manigault-Stallworth has been called "a liar" by every from Donald Trump to Mark Burnett.
Manigault-Stallworth accuses Vetrini of trying to ride on her coattails for publicity.
Now Oma-moron walked off 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' after she saw a lie detector test backstage. It was for a different sketch in the show, and the producers tried to tell her, but she wigged out and bailed. The show went on without a hitch and Jimmy said something like 'her 15 minutes was up before I could introduce her.'
What a lame ass. I freakin' hate this broad. Oh, and Clairol dropped her from their commercial.
'The Apprentice' shakes hands with Donald Trump, second left, as other fellow cast members congratulate him, in the finale for the NBC show 'The Apprentice' Thursday, April 15, 2004, in New York. (AP Photo/NBC, Chris Haston)
NEW YORK — Omarosa and Ereka are at each other's throats again. Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth and Ereka Vetrini have been on the outs ever since they feuded on "The Apprentice" and Manigault-Stallworth accused Vetrini of calling her by a racial slur. Both Vetrini and series creator Mark Burnett denied that ever happened. Manigault-Stallworth and Vetrini are reunited on "Oprah." 
04-22-2004 12:50 PM
