Before she was fired from "Celebrity Apprentice 2015," former Miss USA Kenya Moore was accused of stealing Vivica A. Fox's cellphone, which led to her being compared to former contestant Omarosa.
After appearing on the Donald Trump's reality show "The Apprentice" Season 1, Omarosa went back to the sequel "Celebrity Apprentice," in which she famously had a feud with the winner Piers Morgan.
In the current season of "Celebrity Apprentice," Moore is known for her feud with another contestant, Brandi Glanville, who was also recently fired from the show.
On the "Today" show, however, Moore said, "I've seen Brandi a half dozen times and I always speak, it's not personal."
The first contestant to be fired from "Celebrity 2015" was Keshia Knight Pulliam, who was criticized for not contacting her TV dad Bill Cosby to help her for a fund-raising task.
Trump told Pulliam, "You have this tremendous guy with this tremendous amount of money. And with one phone call you could have won this whole event."
Pulliam was fired from the show over reality star Kate Gosselin and Olympic snowboarder Jamie Anderson who she sent with her in the boardroom.
"Celebrity 2015" is the seventh season to feature celebrity contestants. Its season premiere that aired on Jan. 4 was taped in early 2014, according to USA Today.
This was long before Cosby was involved in a series of drugging and sexual assault allegations from several women, which include Carla Ferrigno, the wife of "The Celebrity Apprentice" alum Lou Ferrigno, as well as supermodels Janice Dickinson and Beverly Johnson.
In a recent interview with Yahoo TV, Trump said the cast of the "The Celebrity Apprentice 2015" is "just absolutely brutal" as the celebrity apprentices "really dislike each other."