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Rachel Uchitel Set For Celebrity Rehab, Maybe Apprentice
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Jen Chung
Published Jul 19, 2010
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Just because she (allegedly) got $10 million for not spilling the details of her affair with Tiger Woods doesn't mean Rachel Uchitel wants to just sit around. Apparently the former NYC nightclub, um, hostess has agreed to be on VH1's next incarnation of Celebrity Rehab, alongside Jeremy London, Janice Dickinson, Leif Garrett, and other D-list celebrities.
What's she addicted to? Pills, although it's unclear whether it's Ambien (she claimed to have "crazy Ambien sex" with Woods) or something related to the tragedy in her life (her fiance died in the Twin Towers on 9/11).
In other Uchitel news, last week, Donald Trump told TMZ that he asked the 35-year-old to be on Celebrity Apprentice. Uchitel told the gossip site she'd "absolutely" do it.
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