Celebrity reality television has become somewhat of a phenomenon. Big Brother, Dancing with the Stars and The Surreal Life are just a few shows that have incorporated individuals with celebrity status into the world that is reality television. The once extremely popular "Apprentice" the show that has contestants competing for a job within the Trump dynasty has been fighting for viewership the past few seasons.
Trump made the decision to take season 7 to a whole new level by incorporating celebrity contestants into the core of the show. Over 100 celebrities were interested in being part of the show, but only 9 made the cut. Here's a look at who will be facing Donald Trump in the board room in season 7 of the Apprentice.
Omorosa
Many might argue that Omorosa isn't quite a celebrity and that she only gained celebrity status because of her first run on the Apprentice in season 1. Since her Apprentice stint, she has gone on to appear on various other reality shows and talk shows, including The Surreal Life and Fear Factor, where she has been known to continually create controversy.
Carol Alt
A model/actor/writer, Carol made her debut as a model in 1980 by appearing on the cover of Harper's Bazaar, but she gained real model status when she appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 1982. She has gone on to star in a variety of Italian movies and has published a book titled: Eating In The Raw: A Beginner's Guide To Getting Slimmer, Feeling Healthier, And Looking Younger the Raw-food Way. The book promotes eating only raw foods.
Stephen Baldwin
The youngest of the four Baldwin brothers, Stephen made his claim to fame as an actor in The Usual Suspects which was released in 1995. While Stephen acted in many other roles, in 2002 he became a celebrity reality star by joining the cast of the first celebrity edition of 'The Mole'. Since then Stephen has directed and produce the film 'Living It' and joined the cast of CMT's 'Ty Murray's Celebrity Bull Riding Challenge' in which he was injured during the first episode.
John Cena
Trump made the decision to take season 7 to a whole new level by incorporating celebrity contestants into the core of the show. Over 100 celebrities were interested in being part of the show, but only 9 made the cut. Here's a look at who will be facing Donald Trump in the board room in season 7 of the Apprentice.
Omorosa
Many might argue that Omorosa isn't quite a celebrity and that she only gained celebrity status because of her first run on the Apprentice in season 1. Since her Apprentice stint, she has gone on to appear on various other reality shows and talk shows, including The Surreal Life and Fear Factor, where she has been known to continually create controversy.
Carol Alt
A model/actor/writer, Carol made her debut as a model in 1980 by appearing on the cover of Harper's Bazaar, but she gained real model status when she appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 1982. She has gone on to star in a variety of Italian movies and has published a book titled: Eating In The Raw: A Beginner's Guide To Getting Slimmer, Feeling Healthier, And Looking Younger the Raw-food Way. The book promotes eating only raw foods.
Stephen Baldwin
The youngest of the four Baldwin brothers, Stephen made his claim to fame as an actor in The Usual Suspects which was released in 1995. While Stephen acted in many other roles, in 2002 he became a celebrity reality star by joining the cast of the first celebrity edition of 'The Mole'. Since then Stephen has directed and produce the film 'Living It' and joined the cast of CMT's 'Ty Murray's Celebrity Bull Riding Challenge' in which he was injured during the first episode.
John Cena
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Omarosa must go!!!!!
Great overview! I've not seen this since the first season. !
I used to watch the apprentice in its early years, but I haven't seen it quite a while, but with Gene Simmons on there, I might just have to tune in.
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