‘Celebrity Apprentice’s’ Vivica A. Fox Bites Back at ‘Toxic Trick’ Kenya Moore
“Kill Bill” actress and the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star step up their feud during the boardroom on Monday’s episode
Alicia Banks | February 2, 2015 @ 6:49 PM
Last Updated: February 3, 2015 @ 1:15 AM
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(Spoiler alert: Do not read on if you have not yet seen Monday’s episode on NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice,” titled “Who Stole My Phone?”)
Ding, ding. And that’s Round 2.
The diva feud between “Kill Bill” actress Vivica A. Fox and Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore came to an explosive conclusion Monday on NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice.”
In the boardroom, Kenya brought up a tweet Vivica allegedly wrote discussing the actress’s menopause problems. Vivica claims her phone was stolen and accuses Kenya. And the actress wasted no time digging her claws into Kenya’s ego.
“That’s a dirty ass bitch. She has toxic tendencies. You are just a toxic trick,” Vivica said sternly.
“Oh my God, really? This is not the ghetto. Don’t take it there,” Kenya fired back.
“You’re there, honey. That’s the only place you can be prevalent in, honey,” Vivica advised. “Baby, I’m an international star. You’re a ghetto star. Don’t do that.”
The ladies’ team, which includes Geraldo Rivera, lost to Team Infinity after failing to win a photo bomb challenge incorporating King’s Hawaiian sweet bread. Kenya stepped up as project manager, and Trump didn’t let the star forget.
“You lost because of your creativity. I put you over here to help this team,” Trump told Kenya. “You didn’t help the team. The executives didn’t like your idea.”
And like that, Kenya was fired.
The termination brought a sigh of relief to Vivica, who shot down Kenya’s well wishes as she exited.
“I could care less. Bounce,” Vivica demanded. “Trick. She stole my phone. I’m glad they saw you for who the hell you are. Bye, trick.”
In the second hour, Trump caused his own drama by axing three contestants in a matter of minutes. It was an elimination one adviser, the late Joan Rivers, wasn’t prepared for.
Team Infinity lost after their jingle to promote Anheuser-Busch’s Bud Light Lime-A-Ritas didn’t earn high remarks. “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Brandi Glanville, baseball player Johnny Damon and actor Ian Ziering were at Trump’s mercy.
First, the host axed Ian for his song mirroring the famous tune “La Cucaracha.” Brandi and Johnny had barely risen from their seats when Trump said, “I’m going to fire somebody else.”
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