Wendy Williams and Omarosa Go At It...MUST SEE TV

Wendy Williams and Omarosa Go At It...MUST SEE TV



Reality TV villain Omarosa sparred with talk show host Wendy Williams on Monday in a spat that at one point turned physical.
She appeared on Fox's "The Wendy Williams Show" to promote her upcoming book but instead spent more time trading insults with the radio personality-turned-talk show host. Wendy and Omarosa got into when Wendy mentioned that Omarosa was the stereotypical angry black woman! "I wanted to throw her off the set," Williams later told The Associated Press. "Omarosa wished her career was my career. Omarosa is a delusional, D-list, pathetic woman." Peep The video Below.



2 comments: to “ Wendy Williams and Omarosa Go At It...MUST SEE TV

  • Mister T
    July 22, 2008 at 11:30 AM  

    I think jealousy and envy are two of the most destructive forces among people. And to see two women go at it like that on television is shameful. I think it falls upon Wendy, as the host, to moderate and to set the tone on her set. And I think she deserves the blame for this ugly scene. Guests shouldn't be mistreated, especially in front of others. As the host, she should also keep in mind that in the interest of keeping the show going, she's going to need the consent of other celebrities to come onto the show. And having seen this, they might be reluctant. The only good that could come from shows like are RATINGS!

  • KizzDaLipz
    July 22, 2008 at 3:45 PM  

    I don't think that it was that bad of an exchange. Being that it is Wendy, it could've definitely gotten a lot worse. When people agree to be interviewed by Wendy Williams they know what she is about and they should also know that nothing is off limits as far as she is concerned. If anything, I'd figure her TV Show would be a bit tamer but Wendy is Wendy. I think Omorosa, while she did handle the tit for tat thing well, initiated the conflict. But like you said, that was a shameful exchange for two GROWN women to engage in on national TV.

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