The duo, who quarreled on the first season of Trump's "The Apprentice," will partner on "Omarosa's Ultimate Merger," a new reality series Trump is launching with Omarosa looking to find a mate among 12 eligible bachelors.

Set to air on TV One next spring and geared to an African-American audience, the show will put the dozen hopefuls through weekly tests -- challenging them both on relationship and business issues. At the end of 12 weeks, one battered survivor will presumably stand triumphant.

Omarosa, who only uses her first name now (having dropped Manigault-Stallworth), is called a "great personality" by Trump, who adds in a statement she is "smart, witty and difficult."

Trump himself will also appear on the show and, according to a source involved in the production, "can't wait to mix it up again with Omarosa. ... You know The Donald -- he thrives on conflict, as long as it makes him money!"