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Former “Apprentice” Contestant Rips Wendy Williams
23-Jul-2008
Written by: Jason Townsend-Rogers
Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, known for her time on “The Apprentice,” had some choice words for the television host during their interview.
When Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth appeared on Donald Trump’s reality show, The Apprentice, she quickly gained a reputation as a stern individual whose personality frequently clashed with that of her peers.
Since that time, she has focused more of her efforts on promoting her new book, The Bitch Switch, to interested audiences. However, it appears that she has lost none of her “unique” personality traits, if her appearance on the Wendy Williams show is any indication.
According to CNN.com, the former Apprentice contestant spent more of her time belittling the show’s host rather than advertising her product.
Omarosa’s issues stemmed from the show's promos and introductions for her appearance. Once Omarosa viewed these, she made it clear to Williams that she would not be disrespected. The exchange between the two quickly intensified once Williams snatched Omarosa’s book and held it up to the television cameras. Omarosa quickly took it back from her.
According to CNN.com, the former Apprentice contestant then ridiculed Williams’s appearance, accusing her of receiving a nose job and mentioning that she should not wear wigs. Williams quickly retorted by calling Stallworth “an angry black woman” and suggested that cosmetic injections could repair her wrinkles.
The tension between the host and contestant failed to subside at the show’s conclusion; Williams thought that Stallworth’s actions were a mere publicity stunt and called her “a delusional, D-list pathetic woman.” She also made it clear that she would not welcome Stallworth back to her program.
Stallworth participated on the first season of Trump’s show, The Apprentice, where she was known for her heavy-handed traits. It appears that her time off the show did little to soften her attributes.
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