Thank You Omarosa
The Wendy Williams Show was only shown in four cities during its test run, yet the buzz generated by Omarosa's appearance no doubt convinced the network that she can deliver the ratings advertisers are will look for.
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I bet Omarosa thought she was promoting her book, but she was really helping Wendy extend her deal instead. lol
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