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NEW YORK - Fired ?Apprentice? Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth ? hated by some of her fellow cast members ? got plenty of love Thursday at Ebony magazine?s awards luncheon.
Manigault-Stallworth, a guest, received hugs, kisses and requests for photos at the fifth annual event, which honors outstanding women in marketing and communications.
Among the honorees were CNN anchor Soledad O?Brien, Fox Sports reporter Pam Oliver, BET Nightly News anchor Jacque Reid and television producer Suzanne de Passe.
Manigault-Stallworth who was ?fired? on March 4, was the most polarizing of the 16-member cast, frequently arguing with some of the other women on the NBC reality show, in which contestants vie for real estate mogul Donald Trump?s favor and ?the dream job of a lifetime? as his yearlong protege.
After her ?firing,? the 30-year-old claimed former contestant Ereka Vetrini had called her the ?n-word.? Vetrini has vigorously denied the allegation, as have executive producers Mark Burnett and Trump.
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Manigault-Stallworth, a guest, received hugs, kisses and requests for photos at the fifth annual event, which honors outstanding women in marketing and communications.
Among the honorees were CNN anchor Soledad O?Brien, Fox Sports reporter Pam Oliver, BET Nightly News anchor Jacque Reid and television producer Suzanne de Passe.
Manigault-Stallworth who was ?fired? on March 4, was the most polarizing of the 16-member cast, frequently arguing with some of the other women on the NBC reality show, in which contestants vie for real estate mogul Donald Trump?s favor and ?the dream job of a lifetime? as his yearlong protege.
After her ?firing,? the 30-year-old claimed former contestant Ereka Vetrini had called her the ?n-word.? Vetrini has vigorously denied the allegation, as have executive producers Mark Burnett and Trump.
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