For at least one former White House staffer,Silip there is life after Donald Trump.
Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci is officially set as one of the 12 contestants who will be competing when Season 2 of Big Brother: Celebrity Edition premieres on Jan. 21. He's presumably hoping he'll last longer there than he did in the White House, where bad behavior cost him his job after just a week.
SEE ALSO: The darkest fake media in 'Black Mirror': A complete guideThe Mooch won't be Big Brother's first ex-Trumper contestant. Omarosa Manigault Newman, who worked in the White House until Dec. 2017, made it as far as the Season 1 finale of Celebrity Edition in 2018, just a few months after she was unceremoniously fired from her government role.
Mooch joins a mall-star cast that includes: O.J. Simpson pal Kato Kaelin, controversial Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, Blossomstar Joey Lawrence(!!), Lindsay Lohan's mom and manager Dina Lohan, Mean Girlsactor Jonathan Bennett, former wrestler Natalie Eva Marie, former NFL star Ricky Williams, track and bobsled star Lolo Jones, comedian Tom Green, and singers/reality personalities Tamar Braxton and Kandi Burruss.
The 12 of them will be competing for the show's $250,000 prize, which will be awarded when the season finale airs on Feb. 13. You can check out the full CBS gallery of contestants right here.
The Season 2 casting is rife with eyebrow-raising names that span multiple generations, but few have generated more talk than the Mooch casting. Obviously. The guy had the shortest tenure as White House Press Secretary in U.S. history, and he quickly achieved infamy for his unfiltered chatter.
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