Omarosa is one of my new heros and here is why: Omarosa thought she was friends with bethenny frankel and was upset to hear how she verbally attacked her character on national TV a while bk. Now the ladies got a chance to speak about it one on one on bethennys show. bet initially lied about saying a particular statement buy once the transcript came bk she coughed up 10,000 dollars to Omarosas charity. Read what Omarosa said to her: I’m unapologetic about being a strong, African American woman who does not apologize. It’s different for you and I. I’m an African American woman. You get to walk around and be mediocre and you still get rewarded with things. We have to be exceptional to get anything in this business. I think it’s important to understand that you don’t stay a decade on television, on reality TV, without being smart and creating a brand that people want to see. If the audience didn’t want to see Omarosa, they would never book me again. You booked me to be on your show today. There’s a brand there. There’s a commodity.[...] You’re not walking in your own truth. The moment you accept your real truth, everything is going to open up for you. Everything, your happiness, your joy, your relationships, but it cannot happen until you accept your own truth. Truth is, 10 years later I’m still here. I hope that you’re still here a year from now. The conversation continued: Bethenny: I meant what I said. You do have a career. I invited you here because you know — I don’t think that you have a brand. I think that you’re infamous. I’m on the show because I want to give a point of view. I don’t think you have a brand– Omarosa: Honey, you made cupcakes. I worked in the White House. Get a grip. Bethenny: What’s your brand? Omarosa: I’m a strong businesswoman who celebrates in being smart — and there is a brand in being smart. Bethenny: Your brand is smart? So Omarosa’s brand is being smart. Is that in your business plan? Omarosa: Oh, absolutely. Hear this out, you’re entitled to your opinion, but you’re not entitled to your own facts. I have an accomplished career. Bethenny: What is it? What is your business? Omarosa: I teach young people and I hope that the young people don’t get discouraged from watching two women who have an opportunity to put things behind them. We have a chance to turn this thing around. Bethenny: No we don’t.
Posted on: Thu, 31 Oct 2013 19:12:29 +0000