California state pageant officials say they loaned dethroned Miss California Carrie Prejean $5200 for breast implant surgery and she hasn't repaid them. The money for the surgery under an oral agreement with Prejean and they are asking for full payment as well as any profits from Prejean's tell-all book due out next month.

According to the Miss California pageant, and its parent the Miss USA pageant, Carrie Prejean was "fired" because she was missing events that she was supposed to attend. Prejean disagrees, and her newly-filed lawsuit says it was all about religious discrimination.

A series of emails between Keith Lewis, Miss California USA director, and former Miss California Carrie Prejean shows a lack of professionalism on her part, as well as arrogance. For some, this can be said to be the reason she was fired, but there is doubt the story is over yet.

Miss California Carrie Prejean was given a reprieve by Donald Trump, Miss USA pageant owner, earlier, but apparently wasn't fulfilling parts of the contract that Trump could not ignore.

Shanna Moakler, a former Miss USA, resigned as co-executive director of the Miss California USA pageant on Wednesday. She said she no longer believes in the organization because of pageant owner Donald Trump's decision to allow Carrie Prejean, the state's controversial title holder keep her crown.

Call it "Miss California Apprentice." Despite a new series of semi-nude photos uncovered by TMZ this morning, Miss California Carrie Prejean will keep her crown.

Miss California Carrie Prejean's fate is set to be decided today by Donald Trump. That said, we wouldn't want him to make his judgment without all the evidence, now would we? That's that TMZ is thinking.