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These Celebs Are Still in the Running to Become the First Ever ‘Scared Famous’ Winner
Who knew watching celebs get scared out of their minds could be so entertaining? VH1's latest show follows a pretty basic reality TV formula: putting a group of people in a house and wait until the drama starts. But instead of random people, VH1 gathered 10 of your favorite stars from other reality shows on the network and instead of just any old house, this one is haunted — and all of the stars are competing to win $100,000 for their favorite charities. Now that members of the cast are getting picked off one by one, fans are wondering who is still in the running to be named the Season 1 winner of Scared Famous. Keep reading below to find out who has been eliminated and who is still in the running!
Alaska Thunderf–k — Safe
The Ru Paul's Drag Race star is still competing for the Los Angeles LGBT Center.
Tiffany "New York" Pollard — Safe
The former Flavor of Love and I Love New York star is competing for the Children's Hunger Fund.
Sky — Safe
The Black Ink Crew star is competing for the Women's Resource Center for Domestic Violence.
Drita D'Avanzo — Safe
The Mob Wives star is competing for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Safaree Samuels — Safe
The Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star is competing for Children of Jamaica.
Eva Marcille — Safe
The Season 3 America's Next Top Model winner is competing for Inclusion Clubhouse.
Don Benjamin — Safe
The America's Next Top Model finalist is competing for Peace Over Violence.
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Erica Mena — Safe
The former Love & Hip Hop: New York star is competing for Together We Rise.
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Nikki Mudarris — Eliminated
The Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star was competing for the Mental Health America.
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Yung Joc — Eliminated
The Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta star was competing for The Ludacris Foundations.
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