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With a new reality show - New York Goes to Hollywood - debuting on August 4, Tiffany Pollard had two choices when it came to garnering attention for the series:

1. Make a sex tape with supposed soul mate, Tailor Made;
2. Break up with Tailor Made.

Pollard has chosen the latter.

Reports are coming in that say the quasi celebrity has ended her relationship with the man chosen as the winner of I Love New York 2, VH1's skankier version of The Bachelorette.

"New York broke it with a level of cruelty that only New York can give - and [Tailor Made] didn't take it well ... we were actually worried about him," a network insider said.

Naturally, the break up was ugly, it was messy - and it was caught on tape for all to see.

"It was very compelling video - so of course it will be included on New York Goes to Hollywood," the source added.

Sorry, DeAnna Pappas and Jesse Csincsak. Another reality TV relationship coming to an end doesn't bode well for this new couple.

George Weisgerber and Tiffany Pollard were recently spotted in Miami.

As drunken and disheveled as these two often look, we gotta hand it to the couple: they've actually managed to turn a reality TV show pairing into a successful match. Matt Grant can only hope he has the same success on this season of The Bachelor.

Meanwhile, Pollard has agreed to star in a spin-off of her hit series, I Love New York. In VH1's New York Goes to Hollywood, her attempt to break into the acting business will be chronicled.

Lord help us all.

There is no New York sex tape.

And Tiffany Pollard is grateful the grainy video that was supposed to be of her being done doggy style by a man who is not her fiance has been taken off the Internet.

"I'm so happy they pulled it. As I've said again and again, it wasn't me in that tape and this proved it," the reality TV star said.

As satisfied as Pollard is with the conclusion to this scandal, she's even more grateful that George Weisgerber is in her life. After all, if not for the man known as "Tailor Made," there's no telling how big of a gasket New York would have blown over the incident.

"Oh, my George," Pollard sighed to People magazine in a recent interview. "I told him what happened and he said, ‘I stand by you.' He didn't question me. He helped me relax about it."

Besides the support she received from Weisgerber, who proposed on I Love New York 2's reunion show earlier in the month, Pollard dealt with the scandal with her typical attitude.

"I'm not going to let this (put) me in a state of being sad or feeling beaten up. I'm gonna be a big girl about it. I'm gonna stay strong."

Tiffany Pollard, a.k.a. New York (the star of VH1's I Love New York) has reason to be optimistic as she rings in 2008 tonight in Miami's famed South Beach.

"I'm so in love," Pollard told Us Weekly of her engagement to season two's most handsome contestant and eventual winner, George Weisgerber, a.k.a. Tailor Made.

Weisgerber was declared the winner in the emotional season finale last week, when Tiffany decided George was totally tailor made for her. You could just tell.

Celebrity news crews spotted Tiffany Pollard smiling, with George Weisgerber's arms wrapped around her, at Miami's Delano hotel on December 30.

Here's a photo of New York and Tailor Made at the nightclub Suite ...

George Weisgerber sure loves New York. Tiffany Pollard, that is.

The two announced their engagement at the end of the series, but won't be rushing into marriage, since Pollard is a traditional gal who likes to take it slow.

Showing she's got a firm grasp on grammar to go along with that hot body and bubbly personality, New York said of her Miami trip: "We are here for the New Year's."

There you have it.

The man known as "Tailor Made" really does love New York.

George Weisgerber and Tiffany Pollard are officially engaged, the couple has announced, a couple weeks after Pollard turned down her suitor's proposal on the I Love New York 2 season finale.

Weisgerber proposed on the December 17 finale, but Pollard said she wanted to wait 24 months before making any decisions about marriage.

"I respected that," Tailor Made told People magazine. "I cherish her. She's what I need."

Which couple will last longer: Tiffany Pollard and Tailor Made or Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon?

On season 2's reunion show - which airs January 6 - Weisgerber proposes to her again and, this time, "she says yes," a source told People exclusively. "They are madly in love. They are a great couple."

It's hard not to wonder: would George Weisgerber have won over the heart of Tiffany Pollard if he had gone by his real name during I Love New York 2?

We'll never know because Weisgerber chose the moniker of "Tailor Made" and the rest is reality show history: Pollard chose him as her mate last night on the season finale.

Before being selected, George Weisgerber sat down with some magazine called DeNovo to talk about his love for New York:

What do you see in New York?
Tailor Made: I have been attracted to New York since I first saw her on Flavor of Love. She has all the qualities I look for in a woman. She's sexy, sassy, independent minded and is not afraid to speak her mind. I know this might sound a bit cliche, but I feel that it was fate that I ended up on the show.

George Weisgerber is better known as "Tailor Made." The man will be seeing a lot of Tiffany Pollard nude.

You clearly displayed your wealth on the show, what type of work are you in?
Unlike a lot of the other guys I have never been on a reality show or had a career in entertainment. I have worked in the fashion industry in a variety of roles for ten plus years. I am currently a Retail Planner for a prominent designer in New York.

What was it like meeting New York for the first time?
The two mottos I live by are "A lifestyle is a terrible thing to waste" and "work hard but play harder". The first time I met New York in person I was actually a little intimidated at how beautiful she was. She's gorgeous on television, but in person she's flawless.

What do you think, readers? Are these two headed for success, like Ryan and Trista Sutter? Or failure, like Mary Delgado and Byron Velvick?