10 Comments to “The Insane Wendy Williams – Omarosa Interview”

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1. godlysoldier
   July 22, 2008 at 10:04 pm | Permalink

   Not even worth commenting on…

2. blackpolitical
   July 23, 2008 at 9:19 am | Permalink

   I wrote about this on my blog yesterday and my position is that daytime television does not need the drama that follows Wendy Williams. Ity was tacky and I actually didn’t expect any better from both women. Not to knock a sister, but Omarosa is tough to deal with, from what I have read and they both need to chill out. If Wendy Williams keeps this up, her show will be axed soon. Wendy Williams has the opportunity to do a lot of good with her show, but knowing her, she won’t.

3. DeeLove
   July 23, 2008 at 9:45 am | Permalink

   I saw snippets of this interview on another blog yesterday and from what I could see, Omarosa wouldn’t let Ms. Cattiness (Wendy Williams) clown on her. She stood her ground and it appeared that Wendy Williams was not used to that. Omarosa may have a strong personality, but I respect the fact that she will not let anyone talk sideways out of their mouth to her. Wendy Williams’s talk show is going to be a joke.

4. divawidfevah
   July 23, 2008 at 11:20 am | Permalink

   I started to post this and just shook my head and didn’t even bother. We all know that Wendy is no saint, but Omarosa came on there looking for a fight from the intro.

   I am really confused at how some folks put Omarosa on such a pedestal and call her such an educated black woman and role model. Every single show she goes on, she is the aggressor and agitator. I saw clips of her last week on VH-1 in the best “Celeb/Reality TV Fights Ever,” so what does that tell you?

   The fact that she went on Wendy’s show to promote a book that has not even been published yet, clearly shows that she went on with an agenda and it wasn’t about her book. I must say that I was really happy with the way that Wendy handled it. She is obviously growing.

   I recall her in some other interviews both televised on VH-1 and on radio where she would go off right along with the guests, but she maintained her composure and at the same time would not allow Omarosa to disrespect her on her own show.

   What really made me laugh though was the comment Omarosa made about how she would have had her own show already, but the producers were the same as Jerry Springer’s so she bowed out. HELLOOOO???? If you have the reputation as a brawler and rabblerouser, just who do you think is going to offer you a show? Oprah? Get real!

5. admin
   July 23, 2008 at 12:03 pm | Permalink

   Omarosa’s 15 minutes of fame expired years ago. If I never see or hear from her again, I would not think about her or miss her.

6. divawidfevah
   July 23, 2008 at 12:21 pm | Permalink

   I second that Lynn!

7. onemom
   July 23, 2008 at 2:46 pm | Permalink

   I think Omarosa is a tragedy! I think of how she always seems like she is “on”. She never comes across as real to me and that will come to bite her back in the long run! She will look up one day and realize how alone and sad she is because of her own cattiness and ability to push everyone away.

8. DeeLove
   July 24, 2008 at 3:24 am | Permalink

   I’ll have to go on YouTube and catch the whole segment. The snippet that I saw, looked as if Omarosa was holding Wendy Williams at bay.

9. DeeLove
   July 24, 2008 at 3:26 am | Permalink

   Omarosa definitely looks like she is as proud as a peacock about those store bought things. What will she do with them if she lives to see 70??

10. divawidfevah
    July 25, 2008 at 10:27 am | Permalink

    ROFL @ Dee – “What will she do with them if she lives to see 70??”

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