Guess Which Black Actress Omarosa Tried to Get on the 'Trump Train'
She said hell naw.
Omarosa Manigault tried to recruit another high-profile celebrity to work with her in Donald Trump's White House.
Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph reveals she was approached by her friend and Trump surrogate to get on the "Trump train."
Ralph joined Hollywood Today to explain what she said to Manigault when she was offered the job. “[Manigault] said, ‘Sheryl, I am going to the White House. I will have an office in the White House. I am riding this train and I’ve got a ticket for you if you would like to come along,'" Ralph recalls. "And I was like, ‘Girlfriend; Imma have to miss that train.'”
Clearly Ralph made the right decision.
See her thoughts on Trump's inauguration with The Wendy Williams Show, above.
See Sheryl explain it in her own words:
It confirmed what many already knew about Omarosa:
Others just wanted to applaud Ms. Sheryl:
