Tiger Woods mistress Rachel Uchitel, Janice Dickinson separated during 'Celebrity Rehab'

Uchitel: not always getting along.

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Even though Tiger Woods "mistress #1" Rachel Uchitel may be progressing well following her stay on "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew", that doesn't necessarily mean that it was an easy stay by any means.

As a matter of fact, a source recently told Radar Onlinethat Rachel's time on the show was full of quite a bit of fighting -- particularly when it came to "the world's first supermodel" Janice Dickinson:

"[The two] "were practically at each other's throats from the beginning. They fought constantly, and Dr. Drew and the staff ultimately made the decision to separate the two as they were just being so disruptive to everyone involved. It was just way too much ego in one room.”

The source also added that Dickinson wasn't altogether upset that Rachel left the show following an emotional discussion of her father -- even if she ultimately came back.

“Janice was hoping she wouldn't come back, but Janice predicted that Uchitel would ultimately come back because she missed the cameras. It drove Janice over the edge that Rachel thought she was a celebrity. Both of these women are dealing with major self esteem issues, along with their personal addictions.”

The new season of "Celebrity Rehab" is reportedly set to debut in October -- or potentially even earlier. Are you looking forward to Rachel and Janice

Tiger Woods mistress Rachel Uchitel moves from 'Celebrity Rehab' to actual rehab

Rachel: moving on.

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Even though famed Tiger Woods mistress Rachel Uchitel recently graduated from "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew", she has decided to seek some additional treatment on her own.

According to a new report from TMZ, Uchitel has checked herself into a "transitional living facility" in order to help kick her habit of drinking, prescription drugs, and even smoking. She is also reportedly paying a cool $20,000 in order to stay at the Malibu facility for 30 days. (Then again, considering that Uchitel's reported payout for silence on the Tiger affair was somewhere around $10 million, she certainly has the money.)

While on Dr. Drew Pinsky's VH1 show, Uchitel is believed to have battled a number of emotional issues -- and also to have clashed with model Janice Dickinson. Since filming for the show only spans a short period of time, many alum often find themselves checking into an additional facility.

Are you happy that Rachel may be able to now kick whatever habit is plaguing her?

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Article on Money Hungry Elizabeth Culp

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Fort Wayne’s Elizabeth Culp, third from left on the couch, is one of 24 weight-loss contestants on “Money Hungry.”

A local mom is in the thick of a battle over thickness on a new VH1 reality show called “Money Hungry.”

Actually, the battle is technically over, but completed episodes of the show have just started airing Mondays at 9 p.m.

So let’s talk about it as if it’s all happening in real time.

Fort Wayne’s Elizabeth Culp is one of 24 weight-loss contestants living in a Los Angeles house on the show, which is a far cry from anything that Jillian Michaels hosts or has hosted.

In “Money Hungry,” 12 teams have each put $10,000 into a pool with the understanding that the winners (meaning, the team that loses the greatest percentage of overall weight) take all.

But this isn’t the sort of show in which a drill sergeant screams the pounds off. In fact, the house is continually filled by VH1 saboteurs with junk food, Culp says.

“We walked into the house and there was a popcorn machine and a vending machine full of candy,” she says. “And the cupboards were stuffed with every kind of junk food imaginable.”

In addition, Culp says, gofers are always on standby.

If there’s a kind of food that the contestants want and it isn’t already in the house, she says, the gofers will get it for them.

Weekly challenges eliminate contestants “Survivor”-style.

“It’s a different kind of competition,” Culp says. “The choices are for the competitors to make.”

“Money Hungry” took Culp away from her Fort Wayne family for two months.

She cannot, for obvious reasons, disclose the outcome of the show.

Culp says she auditioned for it because her attempts to lose weight up to that point had always ended in failure.

“There’s no bigger accountability than being on national television,” she says.

Culp says her husband, Dave, has always supported her in all her endeavors.

“My (husband has) been wonderful,” she says. “He’s my biggest cheerleader. He has always loved me regardless of what size I am.”

Culp is perhaps best known locally as the co-owner with her husband of “Poop Happens,” a pet waste removal service.

Elizabeth Culp grew up in Portland, Ore., but she and her husband moved back to his hometown of Fort Wayne for good four years ago. So enamored did she become of Fort Wayne that she even moved her parents here.

“I love it so much,” Culp says. “We’re had the opportunity to buy our own home here, which on the West Coast is not always a realistic thing for a family to try to do.”

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