Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Did Marla Maples' keep her $250,000 engagement ring after her split from Donald Trump?
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When Marla Maples accepted Donald Trump's proposal in 1991, she also accepted a stunning 7.5-carat diamond engagement ring.
Trump paid about $250,000 for the ring.
He bought the ring even though he was supposed to be
living under a strict budget, which had been set by his creditors because his
business was in trouble. He was reportedly $800 million in debt.
The creditors raised a stink, but Trump negotiated his
way out of the jam and the ring remained on his bride-to-be's
finger.
Maples married Trump in 1993 in a lavish Plaza Hotel
ceremony attended by rich and famous friends including Rosie O'Donnell and O.J.
Simpson. They had a daughter together, Tiffany, now 22.
Simpson told cameras back then: "If everybody in the
country believes maybe their relationship can work if this relationship can
work."
Six months later, Simpson was arrested for the double
murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. In
1995 he was acquitted for the murders in what was called "The Trial of the
Century."
The marriage lasted just six years and in 2000, the
single mom put the ring up for sale at an auction house in Detroit.
When Maples sold it at auction, it went for just
$125,000.
IE spoke to Maples about the ring on Monday night
backstage at Dancing with the Stars.
"I did put it up for auction and part of it went to
a good cause," she said. "I met Donald when I was 20. Younger than my
daughter is today."
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