‘The Apprentice’ Goes Vegetarian

Published August 31, 2010 by PETA Staff. Last Updated April 2, 2024.

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Darn my dyslexia! Make that: A vegetarian is going to appear on NBC’s The Apprentice. Brainy Brandy Kuentzel went from corporate law to cupcakes—and now the vegetarian animal rights supporter is ready to vie for the top spot next to Donald Trump.

Will The Donald comb over Brandy’s animal-friendly views in the boardroom? Will Brandy convince him to tell his own Trump Steaks, “You’re fired”? Answers are coming soon: The new season starts September 16.

Written by Karin Bennett

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