Omarosa was fired from the All-Star Celebrity Apprentice by Donald Trump on Sunday's episode, ending her run on the reality show that made her famous.

Trump told Omarosa as he fired her, "I adore you. We've had tremendous success together. You helped make The Apprentice. You helped make me a star."

Trump then uttered his infamous death knell, "But Omarosa, you're fired."

This wasn't the first time that Omarosa Manigault has been fired by Donald Trump. The 39-year-old rose to fame as the 'bad girl' and 'villainess' on the first season of The Apprentice that aired in 2004.

On Tuesday, April 1, Omarosa is scheduled to talk with Oprah Winfrey for an episode of Where Are They Now? That will air on OWN at 10pm, according to USA Today. She talks about how her life has changed since her first appearance on the Apprentice. "I went from being anonymous to being famous overnight. I did 10 reality shows in one year. I did a stint on soap operas, and I did a couple of scripted shows."

She told Oprah, "I remember a lot of titles being put on me at the time, they called me the greatest reality TV villain of all time... It didn't define who I was. I was always bigger than my reality TV character."

Omarosa also talked about losing the love of her life, Michael Clarke Duncan, in September.

"He went to bed a little earlier than me. And at some point I, later that evening, I could hear him laboring, trying to breathe. And then I didn't hear anything, I just jumped up and um, when I realized he wasn't breathing I just started doing CPR and trying to get 911 on the line and just - I just started praying. I mean I prayed like I have never prayed before. We were able to get him - his heart started again, breathing again and we got him to the best hospital and he fought. After two months of fighting, he passed away," Omarosa tearfully explained.

Omarosa had been in a relationship with Michael Clarke Duncan, famous from The Green Mile, since August 2010. They were engaged at the time of his death on September 3, 2012.