Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth Participant in Donald Trump's reality television show "Apprentice" Date of Birth: 15.02.1974 Country: USA

1. Biography of Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth
2. Rise to Fame on "The Apprentice"
3. Post-"Apprentice" Success and Controversies
4. Personal Life

Biography of Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth

Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, born on February 15, 1974, in Youngstown, Ohio, USA, is a two-time contestant on Donald Trump's reality TV show "The Apprentice". She financed her education by participating in beauty pageants and graduated from Central State University, as well as obtaining a master's degree from Harvard. Initially, Omarosa worked as a political consultant in the White House during the Clinton administration, but was eventually fired for consistently producing negative results wherever she was placed. Additionally, she served as an image consultant for the "Miss Thailand" pageant.

Rise to Fame on "The Apprentice"

Omarosa became a participant on the reality show "The Apprentice: The Ultimate Job Interview," created by Mark Burnett and Donald Trump. The show involved competitive tasks, with contestants vying against each other and being eliminated one by one, ultimately working under a contract with one of Trump's companies. Although Omarosa did not win and was controversially eliminated in the ninth round, she managed to leverage her appearance on the show to gain celebrity status. Her path to fame was paved through controversial publicity, as many viewers found her actions on the show not only illogical but also unethical, leading to her being dubbed as the "Most Hated Woman in America." The popularity of "The Apprentice" even inspired satirical programs such as "Saturday Night Live" to parody her, but Omarosa insisted on maintaining her villainous image, as she had portrayed on Trump's competition.

Post-"Apprentice" Success and Controversies

These incidents, along with other controversial incidents such as her appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and subsequent nationwide criticism, helped Omarosa establish a well-known reputation. Recent scandals involving Omarosa have even landed her on the cover of "People" magazine twice. Currently, she is leveraging her sudden success to negotiate contracts for her own talk show and plans to release an unpublished book. Omarosa has also ventured into acting, appearing as a guest star in the soap opera "Passions" and the television series "Girlfriends." In November 2008, she announced a collaboration with Donald Trump to develop their own reality show, which later aired on the TV One channel.

Personal Life

Omarosa's birth name is Omaroseonee, but she prefers the shorter version, Omarosa. In 2002, she married Aaron Stallworth, but they eventually drifted apart and divorced in 2005.