Omarosa Fired By Donald Trump On 'Celebrity Apprentice'

Reality TV's biggest villain was fired from the "Celebrity Apprentice" on Sunday.

Omarosa, the sassy and conniving star that America loves to hate, was fired by boss man and host Donald Trump during yesterday's episode of the show. "I adore you. We've had tremendous success together. You helped make The Apprentice. You helped to make me a star," said Trump in the boardroom before adding, "But Omarosa, you're fired."

The 39-year-old TV personality rose to fame on the NBC reality series on the original season of "The Apprentice" back in 2004 helping to build it into a hit show. 

On Tuesday, OWN will broadcast Omarosa on "Where Are They Now?" at 10 p.m. where she talked to Oprah about how her life has changed since she her premiere in television.  "I went from being anonymous to being famous overnight," she told the Queen of Talk.  "I did 10 reality shows in one year. I did a stint on soap operas, and I did a couple of scripted shows."

She adds, "I remember a lot of titles being put on me at the time, they called me the greatest reality TV villain of all time ... It didn't define who I was. I was always bigger than my reality TV character."

Omarosa also addressed the death of her boyfriend actor Michael Clarke Duncan, who she describes as the love of her life.  She once resuscitated Duncan with CPR when he suffered from a heart attack while they were sleeping in bed in 2012.  He died two months later in September of that year.

"He went to bed a little earlier than me. And at some point I, later that evening, I could hear him laboring, trying to breathe," she says during the interview. And then I didn't hear anything, I just jumped up and um, when I realized he wasn't breathing I just started doing CPR and trying to get 911 on the line and just - I just started praying. I mean I prayed like I have never prayed before. We were able to get him - his heart started again, breathing again and we got him to the best hospital and he fought. After two months of fighting, he passed away."