Take a good look at Jeana Keough, reality TV fans. Because one of the original Real Housewives of Orange County is leaving the small screen.

Keough spoke to The Los Angeles Times this week about her decision to focus on her career as a real estate agent, as well as her eventual return to television. A few excerpts:

On why she's leaving the show: Work. My real estate just went down two-thirds because I wasn’t around the summer to do the open houses and do the things that make me successful... The market changed horribly. And me taking off four months in the height of the season was just really hard on me. I needed a summer to get my business back on track...  I needed to focus on my income.

On the Tamra-Gretchen feud: I told Tamra many, many times: "It’s none of your business. One guy woke you up one night. Get over it. Say you’re sorry." We actually did an appearance where she apologized on TV.  She wanted to do it on TV so everyone would know. She did apologize. She wanted to move on. But, of course, the episode came out and it brought up bad feelings. Hopefully, it’s done now and we can move on.

On upcoming projects: I have lots of things going on right now. I’m working on a book. Keeping myself busy. It’s a book about my life - being from Wisconsin; being a Playmate and the Hollywood lifestyle and taking a break and coming back to reality TV wonderland.

There's a development in the sad passing of A.J. Jewell.

The Fulton County Medical Examiner has ruled that Kandi Burruss' ex-fiancee died via homicide. The cause of death is officially listed as:

"Physical altercation resulting in sickle cell trait related exertional collapse, with contributing factors cited as "intestinal myocardial fidrosis," as well as an enlarged heart.

In early October, Jewell died soon after he was involved in an Atlanta strip club fight. The other man involved in the brawl, Frederick Richardson, has since been arrested and charged with voluntary manslaughter.

Said Richardson's lawyer: "It's an unfortunate situation, Frederick is sorry this situation happened and that A.J. died."

Already boring, Dancing with the Stars has now gotten a lot uglier.

Joanna Krupa was somehow voted off the show this week, despite ranking second on the show's leaderboard following Monday night's performance show.

Following the elimination, the beautiful model said: "It's been such an amazing experience and I've grown as a person. Thank you to the judges. Thank you for giving me the opportunity. I had a great partner."

This leaves Mya, Donny and Kelly vying for the crystal ball trophy. Is there really any doubt that Mya will take it home?

Following a lackluster season that will end with an obvious result, at least we have Krupa's latest Playboy shoot to offer us perpetual comfort.

Must ABC even air the finals of Dancing with the Stars?

If anyone aside from Mya wins the trophy, it will be the biggest voting travesty since the 2000 Presidential election.

As she's done all season long, the singer dominated the dance floor last night, earning another perfect score. One of her competitors, meanwhile, was referred to as "pretty tragic."

Tough break, Donny Osmond. But this just confirms what we've known all along: in an otherwise boring season, Mya is the lone bright spot.

We challenge anyone out there to make a case for another contestant. Come on. Just try to argue against Mya.

This is what the leaderboard looked like after all was said, done and danced last night:

• Mya & Dmitry Chapin: 87
• Joanna Krupa & Derek Hough: 81
• Kelly Osbourne & Louis van Amstel: 78
• Donny Osmond & Kym Johnson: 74

The Real Housewives of Orange County should prepare themselves for a new star. Sort of.

Lynne Curtin has undergone a face lift and shared the results with Star magazine:

“I’d always worked out a lot, but my head didn’t match my body,” Curtin said. “I was so excited to get the work done.”

On July 11, she visited Dr. Milind K. Ambe and “he moved my face up by lifting my forehead,” she said. “I also had a lift around my neck... It looks like the clock has been turned back 12 years on my face.”

Ummm... we guess so. What do you think of her new look?

Peaceful friendships don't make for good reality TV.

Therefore, even though NeNe Leakes and Kim Zolciak are getting along well now, the former is already promising more drama between the co-stars.

“We’re trying to be peaceful with each other,” Leakes told People. “Kim and I have an up-and-down relationship. Don’t be surprised if we have a falling out again. That’s just how we are.”

And that's just what Bravo asks for, of course. What would The Real Housewives of Atlanta be without contrived catfighting?

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For now, NeNe and Kim are civil. But that doesn't mean they're close, Leakes insists.

"We’re not friends and we will probably never be friends, but we’re just trying to be respectful and garner ratings.”

Aaron Carter and Karina Smirnoff had a quality run on season nine of Dancing With the Stars.

But it came to an end this week, as the pair was voted off the competition last night.

The 21-year old singer handled his elimination very well. He said:

"One thing I will always remember and take from this competition is definitely the lessons that I've learned. I've grown so much with your compliments and your criticisms, so thank you. Thank you for helping me to be able to grow on this show."

We've never heard judge Len Goodman offer such praise to a departing contestant.

After Carter was given the boot, Goodman said:

"I think the dedication that you have shown week after week is absolutely fantastic. I think you're an inspiration to all young people that anything is possible, and if you were my son, I would be so proud of you. But more important, you be proud of yourself, because you've been great."

Who do you think will take home the trophy now: Kelly, Mya, Donny or Joanna?

The troubling rumors are now a reality: Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth is getting her own reality show.

The series will be titled Omarosa's Ultimate Merger and will actually focus on finding current seminary student a mate. She'll be choosing from a dozen potential losers suitors.

Even more pathetic? Donald Trump is involved. He told E! News:

"Omarosa was a great personality on The Apprentice that was watched by over 40 million people as it became the No. 1 show on TV. Omarosa is smart, witty and difficult, but all of those qualities will make for some very interesting entertainment."

Finally! Some excitement this season on Dancing With the Stars.

Unfortunately, only one couple provided the thrills, but at least Mya and Dmitry Chaplin did so in dramatic fashion.

The pairing earned 59 out of a possible 60 points last night, including a perfect 30 for a Samba routine that Carrie Ann described as "beyond belief."

Check out a detailed rundown of scores and performances right now!

Who do you think should get the boot tonight?

Below, we've recapped the night's scores, which included two dances for all five remaining couples:

• Mya and Dmitry Chaplin: 59
• Joanna Krupa and Derek Hough: 52
• Kelly Osbourne and Louis van Amstel: 51
• Aaron Carter and Karina Smirnoff: 50
• Donny Osmond and Kym Johnson: 50

With season two of For the Love of Ray J underway, season one winner Joanna “Cocktail” Hernandez has a message for fans:

Don't forget about me!

Cocktail spoke to In Touch Weekly recently about what went sour in her relationship with the aspiring hip hop singer and amateur adult movie director. A few excerpts...

On the break-up: Things didn't feel right after the reunion. I tried to be his girlfriend, and then we went on tour and there were rumors that he was going to do season two. When I asked him about it, he said "no," but then I found out the truth, among other things.

Ray did break my heart — this whole thing has been an emotional roller coaster. I was offered a guest spot on season two, but I declined. I mean, why make me look stupid again? I'm not about to go on his show and support a season two when it's all lies.

On Whitney Houston rumors: He didn't talk about Whitney at all, actually. I heard the rumors that he was messing around with her when we were together, but who knows whether that is true or not.

On For the Love of Ray J: Ray doesn't have to go on a show to find love. It's about exposure and money.