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Megan Wants a Millionaire never saw the light of day after a contestant killed his wife, ending the show after just 3 episodes. Contestant Ryan Jenkins almost won the show, but later was found dead in a hotel room after committing suicide. Reality TV has its dark side, with many shows filmed but never aired due to various reasons, including criminal activity and production issues.

Although entertaining, reality TV is a tough business. Even the more established shows like Vanderpump Rules are being threatened to be canceled, while Bringing Up Bates got the boot, largely due to The Duggars.

There were other shows that lasted even less on television. One in particular aired on VH1 over a decade ago. Megan Wants a Millionaire was perfect for its time. However, a contestant did the unthinkable, and millions were lost as production was immediately cut.

We're going to take a look back at what took place,...

Inside Out Toronto 2Slgbtq+ Film Festival has revealed the full program lineup for its 34th edition. The festival champions 2Slgbtq+ filmmakers from across the globe, and will showcase 106 films from 25 countries, including 30 feature films and 5 world premieres. The festival will take place May 24th to June 1st in Toronto, Canada at TIFF Lightbox as well as online. Inside Out’s Co-Head & Executive Director, Elie Chivi, and Co-Head & Artistic Director, Andrew Murphy, made today’s announcement. ​​

The festival’s opening night film will be Amazon MGM Studio’s My Old Ass – Megan Park’s sophomore feature, which premiered earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival to standing ovations. Starring Aubrey Plaza, Maisy Stella and Maddie Ziegler, the queer comedy is about a woman who is visited by her future self and is told not to fall in love.

Fresh from its World Premiere at BFI Flare London Film Festival,...

A former reality show contestant who tried and failed to win rocker Bret Michaels' heart has been fined $1,000 and sentenced to six months probation for driving under the influence (DUI). Megan Hauserman, who competed on 2008's "Rock of Love with Bret Michaels", was arrested in Miami, Florida last year. She recently struck a plea deal with prosecutors that will keep her out of jail, on the condition that she pleaded guilty to the count.

As part of her punishment, the blonde star has been banned from driving for six months, ordered to complete a drink-driving awareness course and told to complete 100 hours of community service, according to TMZ.com.

Hauserman last hit the headlines in February (11), when she settled a legal battle with Sharon Osbourne following an altercation on another reality show, "Rock of Love: Charm School", in December 2008. Hauserman sued the rock matriarch for battery and negligence after an alleged attack,...

A former reality show contestant who tried and failed to win rocker Bret Michaels' heart has been fined $1,000 (£625) and sentenced to six months probation for driving under the influence (DUI).

Megan Hauserman, who competed on 2008's Rock of Love with Bret Michaels, was arrested in Miami, Florida last year.

She recently struck a plea deal with prosecutors that will keep her out of jail, on the condition that she pleaded guilty to the count.

As part of her punishment, the blonde star has been banned from driving for six months, ordered to complete a drink-driving awareness course and told to complete 100 hours of community service, according to TMZ.com.

Hauserman last hit the headlines in February, when she settled a legal battle with Sharon Osbourne following an altercation on another reality show, Rock of Love: Charm School, in December 2008. Hauserman sued the rock matriarch for battery and negligence after an alleged attack, but reached a confidential agreement a day before the case was due to go to trial.

Megan wants to avoid jail—and that's exactly what she managed to do. Megan Hauserman, the reality star who didn't win Bret Michaels' heart on Rock of Love and whose own show, Megan Wants a Millionaire, was abruptly yanked off the air thanks to a real-life murder scandal, has pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of DUI. Here's what went down. According to Ed Griffith, spokesman for the Miami State Attorney's Office, as part of a deal with prosecutors, the 29-year-old Hauserman accepted a guilty plea on March 22. In exchange, she was sentenced to six months' probation, fined $1,000 and had her driver's license suspended for six months. The Florida native was also ordered to...

Former VH1 reality star Megan Hauserman is finally facing the music for driving drunk in Miami last year after pleading guilty to one count of DUI ... TMZ has learned. Hauserman -- who was arrested last year -- struck a deal with prosecutors ... in which she agreed to enter the guilty plea and in exchange she was sentenced to 6 months probation, ordered to pay a $1,000 fine and her driver's license will be suspended for 6 months. Megan...

Sharon Osbourne and Megan Hauserman have settled their lawsuits against one another out of court nearly two years after they fought on the Rock of Love: Charm School reunion. The AP reports that they "settled a battery and negligence lawsuit on the eve of trial ... which was about to begin with opening statements on Monday." A report last week said that, before jury selection began, Sharon's lawyer told the court that "the two sides...

Sharon Osbourne's showdown with a reality TV reject kicked off on Wednesday - jurors were selected after both sides failed to settle their feud outside the courtroom.

Megan Hauserman is suing the rock matriarch over allegations she assaulted her during a recording of U.S. TV series Rock Of Love: Charm School in December 2008.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Abraham A. Khan had offered to meet privately with Hauserman, Osbourne and their attorneys to resolve the matter before calling in a jury panel.

But Osbourne's attorney insisted the parties were "six figures away" from agreeing on a settlement, while Hauserman's lawyer, Roderick L. Lindblom, vowed to show jurors video evidence of the attack.

Lindblom intends to drop Hauserman's intentional infliction of emotional distress accusation, leaving only allegations of battery and negligent infliction of emotional distress to be tried.

He also plans to make Osbourne the first witness he calls to the stand.

Osbourne is countersuing Hauserman, claiming the blonde initiated their TV scrap for publicity.

The brawl began after the contestant insulted Osbourne's husband Ozzy, calling the former Black Sabbath star a "brain-dead rocker". The 58 year old allegedly retaliated by grabbing Hauserman by the hair and scratching her.

Sharon Osbourne will come face-to-face with reality TV reject Megan Hauserman in a Los Angeles courtroom next year - a judge has set a trial date over allegations of battery.

The wife of rocker Ozzy Osbourne is being sued by Hauserman amid claims she was attacked by Osbourne after appearing on her U.S. TV series Rock Of Love: Charm School in December 2008.

Osbourne is said to have lost her temper when the contestant insulted her husband, calling the former Black Sabbath star a "brain-dead rocker".

Hauserman filed suit accusing the rock matriarch of battery, negligence and infliction of emotional distress. She went on to further allege that Osbourne attempted to assault a process server when he tried to hand her legal papers in April 2009.

Osbourne subsequently countersued, claiming Hauserman initiated the brawl on TV for her own publicity.

Defending her actions, Osbourne said, "She had it coming, big time. It shows you how dumb she is. Anyone who knows anything about me knows not to say anything about my family, or you're going to get it. Say what you like about me, but don't ever, ever, ever insult my family."

The two parties will now meet in a Los Angeles court on 8 February, unless they can reach a settlement before the case goes to trial, reports Eonline.com.

Police were brought in to investigate Hauserman's allegations against Osbourne, but no charges were filed.

Will Sharon Osbourne face the music? Or will a certain Charm School­er get her comeuppance? A Los Angeles judge has set Feb. 8 as the trial date in dueling suits filed by Rock of Love Charm School reject Megan Hauserman and Ozzy's missus over their 2008 catfight that went down during a taping of the reunion episode of the VH1 series. Sharon allegedly went crazy train on Hauserman after she said Sharon was only famous for managing her "brain-dead rock star" husband. Hauserman sued the Osbourne family matriarch for battery, negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress, claiming her face was scratched and hair pulled by Osbourne. Sharon countersued, alleging Megan initiated...

Sometimes life imitates art. Sometime life utterly outshines art, especially if by art you mean reality TV, and by life you mean the show's trainwreck stars themselves. E!'s own Alexis Neiers from Pretty Wild pretty much wins the crown on this one. But she's got some bad company: America's Next Top Model's Bianca Golden , VH1's millionaire hunter Megan Hauserman and Real Housewives' slimey Slade Smiley. Survivor Villain Russell Hantz is just the latest to join this notorious club. So, what to you call it when a reality-tv star's real-life transgressions are far more intriguing than their shows? Hit your suggestions into the Celebrity Addictionary widget below, and...

Megan Hauserman has been arrested, according to E! Online. The former Rock of Love reality star was stopped by Miami Beach police on Thursday night for drinking and driving. Authorities smelled alcohol on Hauserman's breath when she was stopped after allegedly driving at 75mph in a 55mph zone. The 28-year-old failed a breath test and was arrested on a DUI charge, later posting a $$1,000 bond for her (more)...

Kate Gosselin says that she's not sure what her ex-husband Jon Gosselin does for a living. Wow, we actually do have something in common with her! (Huffington Post) Jennifer Aniston is launching her own perfume, which will likely smell of desperation and Angelina Jolie voodoo dolls. (Wonderwall) Former Rock of Love contestant Megan Hauserman is busted for DUI. Bret Michaels paces floor, wonders how he will restore honor to his once-noble franchise. (PopEater) Rumer Willis announces that she's not engaged, ending the confusion for the literally dozens of people who might have remotely cared. (Starpulse) Whitney Houston takes three-hour ferry ride to make concert after...

Sucks to be Megan Hauserman. The hard-luck reality-tv star, whose titular VH1 show Megan Wants a Millionaire got derailed by a real-life murder scandal, was collared Thursday night for driving under the influence in Miami. The 28-year-old blond beauty was weaving between lanes and clocking 75 mph in a 55 mph zone while driving her black 2008 BMW in Miami Beach around 3:15 a.m., Miami Beach police spokeswoman Jenny Velasquez tells E! News. Officers say they smelled alcohol on her breath and noticed her eyes were bloodshot and her speech slurred. The former Playboy pinup allegedly flubbed a breath test and was booked on a DUI charge into a Miami detention center. She got out this morning after posting a $1,000...

Former VH1 reality star Megan Hauserman was arrested for DUI yesterday -- after cops pulled her over around 3:15 Am in Miami Beach . Hauserman -- whose dating show " Megan Wants a Millionaire " was canceled after one of the contestants, Ryan Jenkins ,… Read more...

Megan Wants a Millionaire star Megan Hauserman has commented on the late summer death of one of her suitors after he was charged with murdering his ex-wife. And she says that she could have been murdered, too. "I was terrified he was going to come looking for me. I never left my apartment," she told People. "I try not to think too much about all this. But it's hard not to. This was such close...

Megan Hauserman's life seemed perfect: The University of Illinois at Chicago accounting graduate, who had appeared on a string of reality TV shows, was finally the star of her own series VH1's Megan Wants a Millionaire. "I was so excited," she says of her show, which featured a bikini-clad Hauserman searching for a mate among a pool of 17 financially qualified suitors, eliminating one guy each week. "It was like a dream come true." But then last August, after Hauserman's show had aired just three episodes, things went horribly wrong. Ryan Jenkins, a handsome, 32-year-old Calgary real-estate developer who...

Tareq and Michaele Salahi's alleged crashing of the White House state dinner Tuesday night raises more questions than just how security let them through.

To what lengths will people go to in order to land on a reality TV series? Should reality show producers actually consider and condone the actions of those who've broken the law specifically to get attention to get on the show? Would TV viewers want to watch said scofflaws getting more fame and fortune on their own shows?

It's no surprise that reality shows have been a breeding ground for attention seekers. Any regular Joe nowadays can have their 15 minutes in the sun and possibly even parlay that into extended fame. Some have even made a career out of reality TV show-hopping. Megan Hauserman, we are definitely looking at you.

But with the competition so fierce to land on these shows, those craving fame have been...

The Canadian company that allegedly did a half-ass background check on convicted girlfriend-beater and accused wife-murderer Ryan Jenkins for the show "Megan Wants a Millionaire" is now being sued for letting him slip through the cracks.In the lawsuit, filed by an investigative agency called Collective Intelligence, the agency says it was hired by the producers of "Megan" to perform criminal background checks on the show's possible contestants.Since Jenkins was Canadian, Collective hired a...

There have been rumors that Megan Hauserman will be getting yet another reality show to make up for the unfinished business of Megan Wants a Millionaire.  However, the reality of that reality series looks bleak.

Megan can't deny how difficult it was for her to deal with the situation of Ryan Jenkins' suicide.  It seems as though news hasn't died down about that yet.  Even so, Megan can't wait to move on from that devastating experience.

After cancelling her series Megan Wants a Millionaire, VH1 does not plan to give Megan Hauserman another series, despite a Radar report that said the network "bought her silence" by promising her a new show. A VH1 spokesperson told Access Hollywood, "The story Radar.com ran about us giving Megan Hauserman a new show is not true/ If they had checked their story with us we would have told them so -- but they did not... keep reading » » read the full story and comment, or find the latest news about VH1

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Megan Wants A Millionaire star Megan Hauserman has revealed that she is ready to move on after a contestant on her reality show was charged with murdering his wife. Ryan Alexander Jenkins was charged with killing former Playboy model Jasmine Fiore last month after her body was discovered in a California park. Jenkins was later found dead at a Canadian motel with preliminary reports suggesting that he took his own life. Speaking to People, she said: "It's been a very challenging time. I'm happy to move (more)...

In the past month, Megan Hauserman has had her VH1 reality show Megan Wants a Millionaire canceled after the apparent suicide of one of her potential suitors on the show, who was named the suspect in a grisly murder. Now, she's ready to move on. "It's been a very challenging time," she told People in Las Vegas Friday while hosting a party at The Playground. "I'm happy to move forward at this point. It's been a very upsetting, sad, tragic situation that nobody could have expected." On Megan Wants A Millionaire, Hauserman had been courted by Ryan Jenkins, a slick-talking real estate developer,...

Her show may be canceled, but Megan Hauserman is not taking the blame. The star of "Megan Wants A Millionaire" will be featured in a new reality show now that "Millionaire" was taken off air due to a homicide case involving one of the contestants, Ryan Jenkins.

In order to keep Megan quiet about Jenkins' criminal case and to compensate her loss of air time, VH1 offered the 27-year-old her own show. A source told RadarOnline that before axing "Millionaire", VH1 "promised Megan her own show...that's how they bought her silence."

No more detail is released about the new show but the source said it will no longer employ the dating theme. Plus, it may as well be an unscripted show despite Megan's request of having it scripted.

Prior to "Millionaire", Megan has participated in other shows by VH1 such as "Beauty and the Geek", "Rock of Love...

Sharon Osbourne has reportedly been accused of attempting to run over a court official with her car, after the process server attempted to deliver legal papers regarding a previous assault case. According to Contactmusic, the star is being sued by reality show contestant Megan Hauserman, who alleges that she was attacked by Osbourne following her appearance on Us TV series Rock of Love: Charm School last December. Osbourne is believed to have become enraged after Hauserman insulted her husband Ozzy, calling the musician a "brain-dead rocker". The (more)...

As I read the La Timesthis week about the snafus that VH1 made in selecting Jasmine Fiore's (alleged) killer, Ryan Jenkins, as a contestant on Megan Wants a Millionaire, I wondered how these background check "snafus" keep happening time and time again. VH1 blamed it on "clerical" errors. This is the third story of "clerical" errors in the La Times in one month in connection to a tragic death: Lily Burke, Dea'Von Bailey, and now Jasmine Fiore. The two shows Jenkins appeared on as a contestant were Megan Wants a Millionaire and I Love Money 3, both VH1reality TV shows. Both have now been canceled. According to TMZ, Jenkins finished filming I Love Money 3 about a month ago in Mexico, and walked away with the $250,000 prize! Authorities in Orange County, California, charged him Aug. 20...

The chick who was "supposed" to be the star of "Megan Wants a Millionaire" is finally crawling out of the "one of the contestants from my show may have murdered someone" shadow ...Sporting a tiny blue bikini, Megan Hauserman strutted around an L.A. ...

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There were definitely a lot of sentiments expressed regarding the recent reality TV tragedy, but we haven't really heard from Megan Hauserman herself.  Now that her show has been canceled and her dreams of snagging a millionaire have been obstructed, what is she to do?  Sure, there's mourning to be done and tears to be shed, but life is still rolling through and we can't do anything about it.

What's going to happen to Megan Hauserman now?  As of the moment, a friend of hers told People magazine about how she feels regarding the Ryan Jenkins incident.  The 32-year-old who was wanted by authorities and found dead in his hotel room spent quite a lot of time with Megan on Megan Wants a Millionaire, and he surely meant something to her.

Shocking new reports today claim that Ryan's family may have helped him evade Canadian authorities -- and Jenkins' father is blasting the murdered model for "destroying" his son!

Jenkins' father Dan went on the offense in an interview with the Calgary Sun, attacking Hollywood and Jasmine Fiore for "destroying" his son. "He went to Hollywood and something down there in the last 4 months, including this girl, just destroyed him." He added, "I'm not at all...

How did a murderous scandal treat Megan Wants a Millionaire? How did Octomom get so lucky in her battle with Jon & Kate? How did Bravo stop flipping out about Project Runway? The answers—and more questions—in the latest TV ratings quiz: 1. Did prurient interest in Ryan Jenkins goose his now canceled VH1 reality show? We'll never know. The last episode of Megan Wants a Millionaire, a rerun, aired last Tuesday, just as news was breaking that the contestant was wanted in connection with the murder of his model ex-wife, Jasmine Fiore. What's interesting is that even before the scandal, Megan's numbers were down from the previous week, per the latest Nielsen rankings. Overall, the show...

The VH1 reality series "Megan Wants a Millionaire" has officially been canceled following the homicide and apparent suicide controversy of one of its contestants Ryan Jenkins.

Jenkins, 32, was found dead in a Canadian motel room on Sunday from an apparent suicide, which brought an end to an international manhunt for his search. He had been wanted for the murder of his wife, Jasmine Fiore, whose mutilated body was found stuffed in a suitcase in a trash bin.

He was one of the hopefuls for the hand of reality show veteran Megan Hauserman in the "Bachelorette"-style show, in which seventeen wealthy single men compete for her love. It had debuted on air on August 2, but had been postponed and eventually canceled altogether after the controversy.

51 Minds, the production company behind the show and another VH1 reality series "I Love Money 3," wherein Jenkins was reportedly also a cast member, has announced...

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The VH1 killer has claimed two more victims: "Megan Wants a Millionaire" and "I Love Money 3."

"We’re sad to announce that the fate of both 'Megan Wants a Millionaire' and 'I Love Money 3' (has) been determined," the network said in a brief posting to its official blog Monday. "Both have been canceled and will not make it to air."

The cancellations were not unexpected. The Associated Press had reported the yanking of "Megan" on Friday, while the New York Times indicated Sunday that "Money...

A friend of Megan Wants a Millionaire's Megan Hauserman has revealed that the reality star is devastated over the Ryan Jenkins murder case. The filming of the VH1 dating show was postponed after authorities learned that the 32-year-old contestant had killed his ex-wife, while his previous criminal history went undetected in a background check for the series. "Megan is devastated," a source close to the (more)...

Vancouver, British Columbia -- A reality TV star wanted for the brutal murder of his bikini model ex-wife in California has been found dead in a motel near Vancouver, Canadian police said on Sunday.

Ryan Jenkins, a Canadian who was the subject of a manhunt in the United States and Canada, apparently took his own life while hiding at the motel in Hope, British Columbia, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Local media said Jenkins hung himself, but Canadian police refused to confirm details of his death after finding his body in the motel room on Sunday.

Authorities in California had charged Jenkins, 32, with the murder of Jasmine Fiore, whose mutilated body was found in a suitcase stuffed into a trash bin just over a week ago in the town of Buena Park outside Los Angeles.

Police said Fiore's fingers and teeth had been removed to make it harder to identify her body,...

The dating show "Megan Wants a Millionaire" has reportedly been canceled, following a murder investigation into the death of model Jasmine Fiore, with the show's contestant Ryan Alexander Jenkins as a suspect. A spokesman for VH1 confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that the reality series was canceled on Friday. The show, "Megan Wants a Millionaire," followed Megan Hauserman as wealthy men tried to win her over. Jenkins was a contender on the show as well as on another VH1 reality series called "I Love Money 3," which has not yet aired, THR reports. The spokesman for the cable channel tells the trade publication that no decision has been made on the "I Love Money" show as to whether it will actually be televised.

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Executives at VH1 are uncertain about whether the network will air reality show I Love Money 3, which features Ryan Jenkins, the man charged with murder in the death of his ex-wife.

Production on the latest cycle in the I Love Money franchise wrapped earlier this year and was expected to air in 2010, according to the Associated Press. A spokesman for the network told the AP that no decision about the show's future had been made.

Jenkins, who was one of 17 bachelors competing for the affection of former Rock of Love contestant Megan Hauserman on Megan Wants a Millionaire, is suspected in the murder of Jasmine Fiore, his ex-wife and former bikini model. VH1 has since pulled Millionaire off the air and iTunes and removed references to the show from the network's website.

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The man who was wooing her is a fugitive wanted for murder and her show has been abruptly yanked off the air. For Megan Hauserman, star of VH1's Megan Wants A Millionaire, the news of the last week has left her reeling. "Megan is devastated," a close friend tells People. "She got to know Ryan through her show, and she is shocked and saddened by the week's events." Ryan Jenkins, 32, was a finalist on the VH1 show that attempted to pair the aspiring "trophy wife" with a millionaire. Police allege he's the man who brutally murdered model Jasmine Fiore,...

By Josef Adalian

The finger pointing is already starting in the matter of "Megan Wants a Millionaire."

 

VH1 has decided, at least temporarily, not to air the remaining episodes of the reality show. That's because one of the contestants, Ryan Jenkins, has suddenly become a murder suspect.

 

(Update: 'Megan' has been canceled, permanently, according to an AP report).

 

This is where the story should end.

 

VH1 has wisely decided it would be tacky and insensitive to keep airing a lighthearted comedy-reality ...

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We've just received the following statement from the production company behind "Megan Wants a Millionaire" -- the now postponed VH1 reality show Ryan Jenkins was a part of."51Minds was not aware of Ryan Jenkins' record when it cast him on "Megan ...

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Megan may want a millionaire, but VH1 doesn't want a man possibly to blame for killing his wife on its airwaves. Go figure. The manhunt for the cable-created reality star turned "person of interest" Ryan Alexander Jenkins—wanted, so far, for nothing more than questioning in the murder of his model wife—turned international this morning. Washington state sheriff's officials are saying it's possible the millionaire Canadian somehow snuck back across the border. Jenkins, who was one of the final contestants on the suddenly (and understandably) pulled Megan Wants a Millionaire, as well as a contestant on the already filmed but not yet aired I Love Money 3, has been wanted by...

Here's another tale of reality television gone awry.  Real estate developer Ryan Alexander Jenkins, one of Megan Hauserman's suitors on VH1's Megan Wants a Millionaire, is a suspect in  the murder of swimsuit model Jasmine Fiore.

The police are currently hoping to question Jenkins, listed as a "person of interest" in the murder, as he is the victim's supposed boyfriend/husband.  The two met on the Strip in Las Vegas, shortly after the guy's elimination from Megan Wants a Millionaire.  They were married in March, a couple of days after their first encounter.

Nearly five months ago, Ryan Alexander Jenkins, a contestant on Megan Wants a Millionaire and I Love Money 3 - and a real-life millionaire from Canada - impulsively married Playboy model Jasmine Fiore in Las Vegas. Their move to Los Angeles, with the blond and buxom Fiore, 28, hoping to work in real estate or as a personal trainer while Jenkins, 32, traveled North America competing for money and another woman's attentions, could have been a reality show of its own. But now the story has taken a deadly turn from escapist television fare: Fiore has been murdered, the Millionaire show has been pulled off the air,...

Police are hunting a U.S. reality TV contestant, after his Playboy model wife was found murdered.

Jasmine Fiore, 28, was discovered strangled and stuffed in a suitcase in Orange County California on Saturday morning.

Ryan Jenkins, 32, disappeared after reporting her missing later that day, and is being treated by cops as a "person of interest" amid allegations their marriage was on the rocks and Fiore planned to leave him, reports TMZ.com.

The Canadian businessman recently appeared on VH1 show Megan wants a Millionaire, where he battled for the affections of blonde model Megan Hauserman.

He is thought to have met and married Fiore shortly after shooting on the show wrapped.

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We've just learned Ryan Alexander Jenkins -- the "person of interest" in the murder of Jasmine Fiore -- married the victim earlier this year.Jenkins was a contestant on "Megan Wants a Millionaire." The star, Megan Hauserman, told TMZ Jenkins met ...

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The millionaires' money-making skills are put to the test on a new episode of Megan Wants a Millionaire.  It wasn't enough that they proved to Megan how well they can lavish her, they have to show her how they can sustain their worth.

On tonight's "Billion Dollar Doggie," everyone gets down to business - doggie, and not dirty business.  Megan Hauserman doesn't only want herself pampered, but she wants her dog to get the five-star treatment as well.  She gets the remaining contestants to turn her pet Lily into the most marketable and valuable of all Chihuahuas.

Megan Hauserman is breaking dates the same way she breaks bank accounts, since she's establishing February in August.  While it's far too early for Valentine's Day, this aspiring Trophy Wife has a surprise for her men on the second episode of Megan Wants a Millionaire.

Tonight, the remaining guys will be spoiling the self-proclaimed material girl once again when she puts them to the challenge of gift-giving.  It's no Christmas present for the contestants, but it sure seems like the holidays for Megan.

“I’m looking for a husband who wants a trophy wife,” says Megan, whose new VH1 reality show, Megan Wants a Millionaire, features 17 wealthy men competing for her affection. “I really love traveling, drinking champagne and not working a regular schedule, and I want to continue doing that forever.”

How much dough will the lucky man need to win her over? “It’s not that they have to have a certain amount of money, but they have to be able to enjoy the lifestyle,” she says. The lifestyle? “A multimillion-dollar house, several homes all over the world. I want to be able to order bottles of champagne all day every day. And tennis lessons — I really want to become an expert tennis player!” Calling her upbringing in Boca Raton, Fla., middle class, Megan notes that money is one of the biggest issues couples fight about. “I don’t want my...

Megan Hauserman is far from being ashamed about her love of money and men, so it's no surprise that she enjoyed being on her own dating show.  Premiering just recently, Megan Wants a Millionaire focuses on this reality star's quest for her two top passions.  On a recent interview with MSN TV, she talked about some details of the series - from the dates she went on to the men she's met.

"The whole thing was amazing," Megan revealed.  "I think the highlight for me was all the gifts.  I got a lot of nice jewelry and a lot of nice presents, and I loved them all.  And the guys, besides having money, shockingly enough, had good personalities so it became really difficult."...

Megan Hauserman didn't find love on Rock of Love 2 with Bret Michaels, and she wasn't able to win money on I Love Money as well. No wonder she's back for another try.  Tonight, we get to see this reality TV vixen begin her quest to find her man and his money on Megan Wants a Millionaire.

Dreaming of becoming the ultimate Trophy Wife, Megan Hauserman will face 17 guys who are all looking for a woman to share their hard-earned savings with.  Of course, this gold-digging troublemaker is just what they asked for.  Things get wild and the credit cards will fly on the premiere episode of Megan Wants a Millionaire, titled "Breaking the Bank."...

There are only a few days away until the premiere of VH1's Megan Wants a Millionaire, where the conniving Megan Hauserman will head her own dating show.  However, we won't see any catfights on this one, as the star reveals that dominating 17 guys brings out the best in her.

"I was a lot nicer, and actually it was nice not having any drama on my part,"  Megan Hauserman told VH1.  "There were no crazy girls to fight with, and I loved it!"...