Carrie Prejean Stripped Of Her Crown

Carrie Prejean

Carrie Prejean, who was told last month that she could keep her Miss California title, has been stripped of it today and ironically, because she would not strip, to pose nude in Playboy magazine, at the encouragement of the pageant, that already pushed her into getting breast implants they underwrote. They also wanted her to appear on the fluffy, career weakening television show "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!"

I do believe they were looking for an excuse to fire her, due to her stance on gay marriage and homosexuals not being happy that she was allowed to keep her title. It's nothing more than angry, connected gays in Hollywood, working behind the scenes, threatening people, in a bid to destroy this woman for her Christian views on marriage.

In turn, the Christian church, which constitutes 70% of America and is the most followed religion in the world, with billions of adherents, should boycott gay Hollywood projects, as their viciousness, vengefulness and spitefulness is completely out of control and has become downright destructive.

Carrie Prejean fires back after losing Miss California crown

Jun 10, 2009, 06:45 PM - In an interview with TMZ, deposed Miss California Carrie Prejean said that she was "shocked" at the news she had been stripped of her crown and fired back at pageant owner Donald Trump and the pageant producers.

Prejean, who was fired by Trump for failing to get clearance for extracurricular activities, claims in response that pageant head Keith Lewis actually encouraged her to pose for Playboy magazine and appear in the reality series "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!"

Prejean, who sparked controversy with comments she made against gay marriage, insists the real motivation behind her firing was political: "What's behind this, I think, is a political debate. They don't agree with the stance that I took [on California's Proposition 8].... From day one they wanted me out, and they got what they wanted."

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