Did Donald Trump advisor Omarosa break her leg or what?

"Celebrity Apprentice" alum turned presidential advisor Omarosa Manigault apparently sustained some sort of injury, but it looks like she's going to be just fine.

Breathless media reports that she was "rushed to the hospital" (does anyone ever lollygag their way to the hospital?) lead back to this TMZ photo of her in a walking boot. The accompanying article doesn't have details on what exactly happened, if a bone is broken or what. But whatever happened, happened about a month ago.

Whatever the injury is or was, Omarosa isn't letting it - or anything else - get her down.

"If you see me in a fight with a bear," she tweeted recently, "pray for the bear."

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