CHICAGO, April 8 (UPI) -- After weeks of claiming Ereka called her the N-word, Omarosa finally confronted her fellow "Apprentice" contestant on TV's "Oprah" Thursday.
Nothing was settled, however.
Omarosa first said on "The View" last month someone made the remark, prompting Ereka to visit the show to deny the incident.
Trump and series creator Mark Burnett have also denied it happened, noting it would have been filmed.
For the first time since leaving the show, the women appeared together with Trump, his assistant Carolyn Kepcher and former contestant Heidi Bressler on "Oprah."
"I really have moved on," Omarosa said, maintaining her claim. "And it was a terrible experience. It was. Not the whole experience, but that particular experience... and I will look at my detractors and tell them with confidence and faith that I know what I experienced. I will stand strong by that."
"Oprah, I promise you with all my heart that word does not exist in my vocabulary," Ereka replied. "And I feel bad because she's tripping over her own lies."
