Did Miss California Seduce Donald Trump to Alter Her Contract?

Well-connected confidential sources exclusively leaked to Perez Hilton controversial breaking news about Donald Trump's intention to alter the legal clauses in Carrie Prejean's  contract forbidding her to make any impromptu public appearances and/or publishing a tell-all book while still wearing her Miss California crown.

Quite an unexpected decision from the Trump camp considering the Donald confirmed during a recent Larry King Live interview that said Prejean's contractual obligations would be upheld.

According to Perez, the Miss California USA organizers are extremely appalled at the sudden changes especially in light of the fact that following the pageant, Prejean appeared, against their objections,  in an ad for the National Organization of Marriage (NOM) opposing same-sex marriage.

Twenty one year Miss California Carrie Prejean, who became the bombshell of the Miss USA pagean, defended herself saying: "I was representing California. I was representing the majority of people in California."

Unsurprisingly these alterations were prompted by Prejean's lawyer Charles Limandri, who acted as as general counsel to the National Organization of Marriage (NOM) when the group spearheaded the California ballot initiative to include the marriage definition in the constitution (aka Proposition 8).

Prejean, also known as the poster child for "traditional marriage", gained nationwide attention after condemning gay marriage during the 2009 Miss USA contest.
The Miss USA runner-up later chose not to speak up about the decision by the California Supreme Court to uphold Prop 8.
When asked to comment on the issue, Prejean's reps issued the following statement: "No comment."

No official public announcement has been made yet from Donald Trump.