Rachel Uchitel Didn't Trust Donald Trump, Bailed on 'Celebrity Apprentice'

Wednesday, 11 September 2024
Rachel Uchitel, the famed nightclub manager best known for being Tiger Woods' former mistress, is shedding light on her decision to snub "Celebrity Apprentice" over a decade ago. We caught up with the TV personality in New York City on Tuesday,…

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Rachel Uchitel, the famed nightclub manager best known for being Tiger Woods' former mistress, is shedding light on her decision to snub "Celebrity Apprentice" over a decade ago.

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