(EXCLUSIVE) Omarosa Did NOT Postpone Wedding Over Death Threats
Omarosa Did NOT Postpone Wedding
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports that stories circulating that Omarosa Manigault postponed and relocated her upcoming wedding are false. Recently, it was reported that the Director of Communications for the Office of Public Liaison for President Donald Trump and her fiance Pastor John Allen Newman had planned to have their wedding in March at his church, The Sanctuary @ Mt. Calvary in Jacksonville, but had moved the location because of death threats. It was also reported that she pushed the date back because she was concerned about her safety and she wouldn’t be adequately protected at her fiance’s church in Jacksonville.
However, sources close to Omarosa dispute this, revealing that her wedding date has never changed.
Her wedding date has always been, April 8th. Stories that she postponed her wedding over death threats are simply not true.
Sources tell us that her wedding will air on the same date as her episode of Say Yes to the Dress on TLC. No additional details about their special day have been released.
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