Chance may have been eliminated from I Love Money this week, but the reality TV star is alive and well in the hearts of his fans.
One of them posted this video tribute to the man on YouTube:
Fortunately, stars such as Pumkin and Toastee Toof are still very much alive on the show. All hope isn't lost yet.
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The Stallionaires alliance took a beating last night, as Chance was sent packing from I Love Money.
Brandi, Toastee and Pumkin successfully eliminated this contestant on last night's episode, as the three women figured they needed to get rid of Chance in order to have any chance - pun, intended! - of a woman walking away with the show's grand prize.
Do you think they made the right decision? Can an all-girl alliannce overcome the Stallionaires?
Chance still loves money. But he's no longer chasing it on TV.
On a night that asked I Love Money contestants to shed tears in order to earn immunity, Destiney got the final cry.
Left with Brandi and Real in the bottom three, this former fling of The Entertainer was sent home on the latest episode of what's easily the greatest reality show of all-time.
This nap alongside The Entertainer was a respite before Destiney was ousted last night.
We don't wanna leave readers in a bad mood over this outcome, though. Therefore, click on the following images to get closer looks at I Love Money contestants such as Toastee Toof and Megan Hauserman...
On the latest installment of the glory that is, Mr. Boston - according to Mr. Boston at least - was totally frickin' robbed!
The reality TV quasi-star talked about his unceremonious elimination, his love for nudity, the resentment he holds as a result of leaving the show, and much more in an interview with VH1 conducted yesterday ...
VH1: People were pissed that you were voted off.
Mr. Boston: The producers were more pissed than anyone. They wanted him to get rid of Brandi. It was dumb of 12 Pack. Besides the money issue, he should've realized I make better ratings than Brandi and Destiney.
VH1: I read something you wrote in response to how everything went down on this show. You’re done with reality TV?
Mr. Boston: I think I’ll probably be retiring from VH1 reality shows now, mostly because I Love Money wasn’t the most enjoyable experience for me. There’s not much incentive to keep doing these shows. Unless I get my own show or something crazy like that, or I’m offered more money.Continue Reading...
This week on I Love Money, the teams came to a realization, or so we thought - that the best strategy may be to make alliances with the other side, throw a challenge, and get someone you both hate voted off.
To that end, 12 Pack convinced Brandi C., Megan Hauserman, Destiney and Mr. Boston to lose so that, as team captain, 12 Pack can eliminate Whiteboy.
However, following a series of dramatic shifts in alliances, Mr. Boston was thrown under the bus and found himself ousted by 12 Pack. Snap!
DISSED AND DISMISSED: Mr. Boston's days of loving lots of money will surely continue, but no longer on the reality TV phenomenon.
We can't wait to see what transpires next week. Get the full rundown of last night's unpredictable episode of I Love Money by clicking here ...
While men can still gawk over Toastee Toof on I Love Money, female viewers were dealt a serious blow this week when Heat was sent packing.
Following his elimination, the former I Love New York contestant spoke with VH1...
How was your time on I Love Money?
It was unbelievable, really. I mean, it was great. I believe I was one of the better characters, in every aspect, from the visual to the comedy aspect to even the drama aspect. I brought a little bit of juice in each department.
It was hard to get a sense of how into Destiney you were. Was it love?
It was an affectionate, sweet crush we had. Destiney and I put our beds together from Day 1. We had been sleeping in the same bed for a good five days. We didn’t have sex or nothing, but we were making out a lot. We were just enjoying drinking, cuddling, kissing. Everything was fine for five days straight with Whatsherface…Destiney.
Then, Me, 12 Pack and Heather were having drinks on the patio. I called Megan over and she sat on my lap. She put her arm around me. It was in poor taste, but nothing crazy. Destiney came back and saw Megan on my lap. She got jealous, went in the room. I walk over there and she’s pouting and crying. I had to kiss her, caress her, talk it over.
We fell asleep and woke up and she said, “Heat, I can’t continue this. After seeing you with Megan, you know she’s a trifling bitch. Just the fact that you have a girl sitting on your lap says a lot about you.” I said, “I respect that. We can still be buddies.” And I gave her a high five. I am very nonchalant with a lot of situations.
A couple weeks ago, a quartet of I Love Money contestants hosted a viewing party for the second episode of their show at the New York restaurant and bar, Mantra.
Here are a few shots of The Entertainer, 12 Pack, Heather Chadwell and Toastee from that event...
Want more shots of the I Love Money cast partying it up? Click on the following images now...
We're sorry, Brandi Cunningham.
Because I Love Money stars a pair of our favorite reality TV stars of all-time - Pumpkin and Toastee Toof - we haven't given fair attention to the rest of the cast. With apologies, therefore, here's a look at the woman referred to as "Brandi C."
This former Rock of Love contestant graduated from high school in 2000. After a year and half of community college, she moved to Orlando, Florida, when she got a job at Universal Studios. The gig? Impersonating Marilyn Monroe and other characters.
Brandi Cunningham loves money.
After that, Brandi, moved to California to study massage therapy. Reportedly, she received the gift of a boob job from her parents. Isn't that sweet?
After Rock of Love aired (Brandi was the 17th woman to be eliminated) rumors of a sex tape starring the busty blonde surfaced. Obviously.
Other than that, Cunningham has taken part in events such as the Lingerie Bowl, before agreeing to throw her hat and fake breasts into the ring for I Love Money.
Craig Jackson, host of VH1's upcoming series I Love Money (aka The Greatest Reality Show of All-Time), considers himself more of a ringmaster than a leader.
"I'm the brown Jeff Probst," Jackson said to The New York Daily News. "But Jeff Probst, his job is easier than mine. The people on his show are normal, everyday Americans. On this show, we have VH1 reality celebs, so it was a little more involved, trying to get people to do what you wanted them to do. Like be there on time."
David Amerman (aka 12-pack) loves himself some money!
I Love Money premieres on July 6 and pits 17 all-star cast members from Flavor of Love, Rock of Love and I Love New York in a series of over-the-top challenges for the chance to win $250,000.
"Going into the show, I thought that I'm in the best shape, I'm the strongest. These challenges are a piece of cake and I'm going to win every one, but the way they are designed, there's a whole lot of factors that determine who can win it," said contestant David Amerman, pictured above, better known as 12-Pack from I Love New York. "It's not just based on physical strength but mental strength, too."
Clear your Sunday night calendars, people. This is gonna be awesome!
We're absolutely giddy over the premise of VH1's latest reality show, I Love Money.
It debuts on July 13 and, in a nutshell: the show takes former contestants from Rock of Love and Flavor of Love and pits them against one another in a competition of sweat, tears and an utter lack of shame
Reality TV Scoop favorites such as Pumkin have signed up for the series. Here's a shot at this Z-list celebrity:
Also set for the series? Megan Hauserman and Heather Chadwell, among others. Click on the pics below now to see the entire cast...
