Where at the celebrity reality tv stars from the 2000s:

Let’s face it — reality TV is pretty much everyone’s guilty pleasure. Reality stars use to get a bad rep for being C list celebs, but with folks like Nene Leakes, Kim Kardashian and Cardi B raking in major bank, that stigma is definitely a thing of the past.

One of the most popular entities who’ve emerged from the genre is Tiffany “New York” Pollard.

The HBIC turns 37 years old today and has been the reality queen for over ten years now.  But it makes you wonder where the other eager, young stars of reality yester-year are today. Hit the flip to check out these seven reality television stars and where they are now.

Tila Tequila

The 4’11” firecracker rose to fame in the early 2000s thanks to her sexy MySpace videos, which opened the door for her to do more magazines and television. By 2007, Tequila landed her very own reality show on VH1, A Shot of Love With Tila Tequila — making it the the first dating competition to feature a bisexual woman. Since the show ended in ’08, things haven’t gone so well for Tila. Just last year, the reality star was under fire for going on a racial tirade and even posted photos of herself attending Nazi meetups. She has since deleted her account.

Natalie Nunn

Miss Natalie Nunn was definitely a force to be reckoned with when she joined season four of the Bad Girls Club in 2009. The reality star did such a great job playing the villain that she went on to appear on the show for two more season, claiming that she runs L.A.

But since her days as a bad gal, Nunn has slowed down quite a bit. She appeared on Marriage Boot Camp with her her husband, Arizona Rattlers arena football player Jacob Payne, in 2016 and the couple welcomed their first child together in April 2017. Guess the new mom is done “running” L.A.

Chrissy Lampkin

Before Love & Hip Hop became a pseudonym for low-level reality television, fans were excited to see real love and real hip hop couples every Monday on VH1 — especially Jim Jones and Chrissy Lampkin. Chrissy was the original head honcho of the LHH franchise when it hit VH1 in 2010, but after numerous altercations, and epic blow up with Yandy Smith and kneeling down to propose to Jim Jones for the world to see, she decided not to return to the series 2012. Instead, her and Jimmy got their own spinoff show, but as many fans have pointed out — Jim Jones has yet to put a ring on it. And judging by their 2017 WeTV series, Jim & Chrissy: Vow or Never, it doesn’t look like they’ll be jumping the broom anytime soon.

Is Wendy Williams really postponing her show because of her fractured shoulder? Or is she postponing due to the embarrassment of her estranged husband?

Wendy Williams hit everybody with the pump fake.

Wendy Williams still hasn't publicly addressed all the drama that seems to be going on in her household. Her husband allegedly got another woman pregnant, forcing Wendy to rethink her marriage entirely. Apparently, he has been seeing his mistress on the low for over a decade, which adds even more insanity to this story. Wendy's fans have been waiting for the TV host to return so that she could finally address the rumors in a public setting. She was set to finally come back today but it turns out she hit everybody with the pump fake, announcing that her return will actually take place next week.

Many expected the controversial personality to speak out about all of the accusations that have been made about her husband on today's show but they'll have to wait until January 14, which is the new date that Wendy is set to make her return. "After fracturing her shoulder, Wendy is on the mend and wants to return pain-free and be 200%, delivering the best show that millions of viewers tune-in to watch," writes her producer on Instagram.

Williams suffered a hairline fracture in her shoulder a few weeks ago. She was originally toughing it out but after her painkillers started affecting her behavior and speech during the show, she decided to take an extended break. Will you be tuning in when she's back?