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Celebs with their own reality shows

Ryan and Tatum O'Neal became the latest celebrities to have their own reality shows.

Ryan O'Neal and Tatum O'Neal are becoming the latest celebrities to take to reality TV. The father and daughter -- he was nominated for an Oscar in 1970 ("Love Story") and she won an Oscar in 1973 ("Paper Moon") -- are filming a show for Oprah Winfrey's OWN network, which is to chronicle the mending of their tattered relationship. Other celebs who have gone the reality route.

Ozzy Osbourne: The former Black Sabbath singer who had huge solo success revealed a different side, as a dottering, scatter-brained family man on "The Osbournes" on MTV, with wife Sharon (top), daughter Kelly (right) and son Jack. The show aired 4 seasons and made stars of them all.

Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown: She was singing royalty; he was an R&B superstar. They made "Being Bobby Brown" in 2005 for Bravo.

Travis Barker: The drummer for pop/rock band Blink 182 and his wife Shana Moakler made "Meet the Barkers" in 2005 for MTV.

Kathy Griffin: The comedian and actor has made six seasons of "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List" for Bravo, beginning in 2005.

Tommy Lee: The former Motley Crue drummer attended the University of Nebraska for "Tommy Lee Goes to College" on NBC in 2005.

Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson: The young singers chronicled the beginning of their marriage on MTV's "Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica" beginning in 2003.

Hulk Hogan: The pro wrestler made 4 seasons of "Hogan Knows Best" on VH1 with his then-wife, Linda, and their 2 kids.

Flavor Flav: The Public Enemy frontman made three seasons of "Flavor of Love" on VH1 beginning in 2006, in which women competed to win Flav's heart.

Bret Michaels: The Poison singer made three seasons of "Rock of Love with Bret Michaels" on VH1 beginning in 2007.

Christopher Knight: Best known as Peter Brady on "The Brady Bunch," he showed his courtship and marriage to model Adrianne Curry beginning in 2005 on "My Fair Brady" on VH1. The two met on a previous VH1 reality show, "The Surreal Life."

Through the MTV reality show "Run's House," former Run DMC member Rev. Run (Joseph Simmons) and wife Justine shared their child-rearing advice as well as overall 'words of wisdom.' They shared lessons learned with children Angela (from left), Russy, Vanessa, JoJo and Diggy.

"Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane," on Bravo features Kimora Lee Simmons-Hounsou and her three children on the Style network. The show, which features the ex-wife of multi-millionaire Russell Simmons, is in its fourth season.

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Ryan O'Neal and Tatum O'Neal are becoming the latest celebrities to take to reality TV. The father and daughter -- he was nominated for an Oscar in 1970 ("Love Story") and she won an Oscar in 1973 ("Paper Moon") -- are filming a show for Oprah Winfrey's OWN network, which is to chronicle the mending of their tattered relationship. Other celebs who have gone the reality route.

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