Omarosa Says She Never Slept with Trump … But Someone Else Is ‘Sleeping Around’ the White House

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Omarosa Manigault Newman was point blank asked if she had ever slept with President Donald Trump. And like her past moments on “Celebrity Big Brother,” her answer is making headlines.

“Hell no! Oh, my God. Brandi, that’s horrible,” Omarosa responds on Friday night’s episode when housemate Brandi Glanville asks.

When the former “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star says “apparently a lot of girls do,” Newman makes it clear she’s not in that group.

“I’m not,” she says. Now, there’s somebody in the White House that’s sleeping around with everybody, but she is not me. I’ve never had to do that.”

Glanville said she heard that women who appeared on “Celebrity Apprentice” before her season had hooked up with Trump.

“But you’ve never heard my name?” Newman says. “Tell the truth.”

“No,“ Glanville responds. “He seemed to like you so much, I was just wondering.”

“God no,” Omarosa says, “I’m just ratings gold. That’s why. People throw that out when they don’t have anything left else to attack you for. When you’re friends with a guy and you’re close and you hear, ‘Oh they must be.”

“Oh, God that is disgusting,” Newman adds.

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