And the catfight continues!

Wendy Williams was a no-show at the White House Correspondents Dinner on Saturday night, because the seating arrangements had her dining right next to her archenemy – Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth.

In what our source is calling a “gross oversight,” the American Urban Radio Network, who invited both of the women to the lavish annual fete, apparently didn’t realize they had an ongoing feud.

The talk show host and the one-time “Celebrity Apprentice” star have had it in for each other since they got in a spat on Wendy’s show in 2008.

The tiff began when Omarosa, who was promoting her book, “The B—- Switch” on the Fox show, made jabs about Williams’ rise to fame and called her disrespectful.

Never one to hold back, Williams called the reality TV star a “a typical angry black woman” right then and there.

“Omarosa is a delusional, D-list, pathetic woman,” Williams said in a later interview.

So it’s not hard to see why Wendy wasn’t too pleased when she found out she’d be rubbing elbows with her at the dinner.

“Wendy absolutely flipped out when she heard Omarosa was going to be seated at her table,” our spy says. “She called the the AURN and was absolutely livid.”

The organization (a rep for whom did not respond to calls for comment by deadline) apologized to Williams, but that she still refused to attend.

A rep for Williams would only confirm that she was in D.C. (she attended a brunch that day) and that she was not with the AURN crew at the dinner. But when reached, a source close to Williams chimed in that any insinuation regarding Omarosa’s role in that is “false.”

But Omarosa sure seemed to think otherwise when she sniffed to us yesterday, “I recognize the importance of this major event, and I would personally never slight the White House Press corps.”

Meow!

 

Omarosa is not sorry for sparring with Wendy Williams. “I stand by everything I said,” Omarosa told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

The reality star – whose full name is Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth – appeared Monday on “The Wendy Williams Show” to promote her upcoming book but instead spent more time trading insults with radio personality-turned-talk show host Wendy Williams, who infamously engaged Whitney Houston during an interview on her radio show in 2003.

“When you’re not honest with the American people, they do not respond well to you,” said Omarosa, who became famous after appearing on the first season of NBC’s “The Apprentice.” “She should just go ask Star Jones about that. Honesty needs to be there. She’s a phony. As long as she continues to be a fake and a phony, she won’t be successful.”

Omarosa told the AP that the show’s promos and introductions for her appearance are what originally ruffled her feathers and prompted her to tell Williams that she would not be disrespected. Things got uglier when Williams grabbed Omarosa’s book cover to hold it up to the camera, and Omarosa yanked it back out of Williams’ hand.

“She snatched it out of my hand,” Omarosa told the AP. “She didn’t say, ‘Can I see it?’”

The tussle gave way to Omarosa attacking Williams’ appearance, asking her whether she had had a nose job and suggesting she shouldn’t wear wigs. During the heated exchange, Williams called Omarosa a “typical angry black woman” and advised Omarosa that cosmetic injections could fix her wrinkles.

Following Omarosa’s appearance, Williams told the AP she thought the unprovoked aggression was a publicity stunt and called Omarosa “a delusional, D-list, pathetic woman.” Williams also said that Omarosa would not be invited back on “The Wendy Williams Show,” which airs on Fox-owned stations in Los Angeles, Detroit, Dallas and New York.

Omarosa was a contestant on the first season of “The Apprentice” starring Donald Trump in 2004. Her domineering personality quickly earned her enemies among fellow contestants and TV viewers. She later appeared on VH1′s “The Surreal Life” and “The Celebrity Apprentice.”



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