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Forget Jasmine Fiore for a moment. There was another victim in the Ryan Jenkins murder/suicide rampage:

Reality star Megan Hauserman.

Due to the fact that one of the contestants on her latest series, Megan Wants a Millionaire, turned out to be a cold-blooded killer, VH1 canceled the dating competition before a winner was crowned.

This left Hauserman without a reality TV vehicle for the first time in ages. But that will soon change for the former Beauty and the Geek, Rock of Love with Bret Michaels, I Love Money and Rock of Love: Charm School contestant. She's getting yet another program.

“VH1 is giving Megan her own reality show,” a source told Radar Online, adding that the network "promised Megan her own show... that’s how they bought her silence.”

Really? We're guessing her silence could have been bought with a free tanning session and a manicure.

The insider said Hauserman won't anchor another dating-themed series because, well, you saw what happened the last time she tried that. Instead, look for some sort of unscripted program that will likely involve very little clothing.

Following the murder of Jasmine Fiore, likely at the hands of her husband Ryan Jenkins, his former reality TV love interest Megan Hauserman has remained quiet.

Hauserman, a self-proclaimed "aspiring trophy wife," starred on Megan Wants a Millionaire, which was airing on VH1 until it was yanked amid the Fiore tragedy.

Ryan Jenkins was reportedly a finalist on the show. After getting kicked off, he went to Las Vegas, met Jasmine Fiore and married her less than a week later.

One can see why VH1 pulled the plug on Megan Wants a Millionaire (and the third season of I Love Money, which hadn't yet aired and Jenkins reportedly won).

In any event, Megan Hauserman the following appreciative Tweet to her fans today as she copes with the aftermath of the tragedy that played out last week:

The accused murderer of Jasmine Fiore, Ryan Jenkins, remains on the run from the law and was described as "cool, calm and collected" by someone who saw him (and had no idea he was a fugitive) the night he escaped to Canada.

According to TMZ, Ryan Alexander Jenkins docked his boat in Whatcom County, Wash., before a short walk to the Canadian border. He spoke with a man who had no clue Jenkins was on the run, and later said he showed "no sign of remorse."

Police believer Jenkins murdered wife Jasmine Fiore two Fridays ago in Orange County, Calif. Her dismembered body was found in a suitcase in a dumpster.

Unfortunately, reports of his arrest late Friday night were premature and false.

Law enforcement sources say they have a "reason to believe" Jenkins' parents have been helping him in Canada. A source says he enlisted their help before anyone knew that Jasmine Fiore was killed ... but they may still be aiding him.

The parents are divorced, live in separate cities in Canada and are believed to have "tremendous" financial means. Ryan Jenkins himself was a millionaire real estate developer, having recently competed on VH1's Megan Wants a Millionaire.

Speaking of that show, it was abruptly yanked off the air in light of Ryan being wanted for murder. He married Jasmine Fiore in March, having met her just days after his dismissal by its leading lady, Megan Hauserman (above).

The news of the last week has left Megan Hauserman reeling.

"Megan is devastated," a close friend says of the reality star. "She got to know Ryan through her show, and she is shocked and saddened by the week's events."

Jenkins was a finalist on Megan Wants a Millionaire, a VH1 reality series with the goal of pairing the "aspiring trophy wife" with a millionaire, airing this summer.

"Right now she is taking comfort in her friends and keeping a close eye on news as this story unfolds," the friend of Megan Hauserman told People magazine.

We may never know who wins after police allege that Jenkins brutally murdered model Jasmine Fiore, strangling her, cutting off her fingers and pulling out her teeth, leaving her remains to be identified by breast implant serial numbers.

The murder of Jasmine Fiore, a Playboy representative who was found dead and stuffed in a suitcase in Orange County last weekend, has police on the hunt.

Their top suspect is Ryan Alexander Jenkins, a recent contestant on the VH1 reality show Megan Wants a Millionaire (and rumored to be among its finalists).

According to police, Jasmine Fiore was found in a trash bin in Buena Park Saturday morning. She was first reported missing by Ryan Jenkins that evening.

The Buena Park PD has been trying unsuccessfully to contact him ever since and feared he may be on the run. A police official said they fear the 32-year-old Ryan Alexander Jenkins, a resident of Calgary, may be fleeing to Canada.

"It's suspicious," the official said.

Police later learned Ryan Jenkins married Jasmine Fiore earlier this year.

That revelation came courtesy of none other than Megan Hauserman, star of Megan Wants a Millionaire, who said Jenkins met Fiore at a strip club in Vegas where she worked as a dancer. Megan says Jenkins married Fiore two days later.

Ryan Jenkins, who was reportedly a finalist on the show, which is airing right now, went right to Vegas after getting booted from the show and met Fiore.

Megan Hauserman says Jenkins was smart, nice and she is shocked by the turn of events. Jenkins' publicist just released a statement saying the following:

"Ryan is currently speaking to his attorney and will fully cooperate with the police in this matter. He is planning on meeting with them in the near future."

Ryan Jenkins married Jasmine Fiore, left, after his stint on Megan Hauserman's reality show, Megan Wants a Millionaire. Fiore was discovered dead last Saturday morning.

Perhaps Nick Cannon can Tweet the high road in his feud with Eminem.

But, based on their recent Twitter exchanges, it looks like neither Adrianne Curry nor Megan Hauserman is capable of the same restraint.

Yesterday, Curry - an ugly, washed up model, who has starred on VH1 reality shows The Surreal Life and My Fair Brady - questioned why the network would give Hauserman her own series. She Tweeted:

Megan Wants a Millionaire is a dating series based around Hauserman's quest to find a rich soulmate.

For the most part, it's clearly a satire of shows such as The Bachelor. It's not meant to be taken seriously... as opposed to Curry's ridiculous attempt to remain in the spotlight by actually thinking anyone on the planet cared about her life with the guy that played Peter Brady.

In response, Hauserman Tweeted:

This is one of the most classic, ridiculous, pointless feud of our time. Choose a side in it!

Daisy De La Hoya and Megan Hauserman are featured in the 2010 Guitar World Buyer’s Guide.

This means that, at some point, the publishers of the world's best-selling product guide for guitarists and bassists thought to themselves:

Who should we get to hawk various pieces of musical gear? Of course: Daisy De La Hoya and Megan Hauserman!

It's hard to understand why the magazine chose to display this pair of reality TV stars in its latest issue, which goes on sale July 14. We've never seen either one playing an instrument.

Except for the skin flute, that is.

We recomend bathing soon afterwards, but click on the photos above for enlarged images of Daisy De La Hoya and Megan Hauserman.

One is a former Playboy Cyber Girl of the Week. The other is a former NFL All-Pro.

While it may seem as though someone that has caught numerous STDs on Rock of Love with Bret Michaels would have little in common with someone that has caught the second most touchdowns in league history, Megan Hauserman and Terrell Owens will both star in reality shows this summer.

For Hauserman - the winner of Awkward Moment of the Year at the 2008 Fox Reality Awards - her upcoming VH1 series will mark her fifth foray into the reality TV world.

In Megan Wants a Millionaire, which premieres August 2, the busty blonde stars as a bachelorette that raises the stakes for her suitors. Literally! We'll let the following press release explain:

Megan’s millionaire suitors will compete in challenges ranging from going head to head in a high roller Las Vegas tournament to shelling out money in a date auction. Whoever wins the challenge, will win a date with Megan. But, it won’t just be any date.

The millionaires will be given the chance to “upgrade” their date. How about driving Megan to dinner in an Aston Martin, instead of an Escalade? Or why not take a helicopter ride to Catalina Island instead of the ferry? One by one, Megan will eliminate the guys who can’t shell out the dough, until the ultimate millionaire is left.

On their respective reality shows, you'll see the emotional side of Terrell Owens and, we presume, the backside of Megan Hauserman.

Owens, meanwhile, was signed by the Buffalo Bills in the off-season. What sort of exciting hijinks take place in upstate New York for this selfish star?

We'll find out in The T.O. Show, debuting on July 27! Sum this must-see series up for us, VH1:

In the series, T.O. will be shadowed in the off-season by his best friends / publicists Monique Jackson and Kita Williams as they battle the two sides of his large personality. Viewers will discover that behind all the braggadocio, emotional histrionics, and sculpted physique, that is the outspoken media magnet known to the world as “T.O.” — there is also a quiet, sensitive, mild-mannered guy from Alexander City, Alabama.

Reality reunion shows are becoming more dangerous than the Middle East.

Last night, of course, Jason Mesnick broke the heart of Melissa Rycroft in front of a national audience when he ended their relationship on The Bachelor: After the Final Rose ...and Before ABC Enjoys Days' Worth of Publicity.

Now, it's been revealed that former Rock of Love: Charm School contestant Megan Hauserman has filed a lawsuit against Sharon Osbourne, following an incident that took place on that show's reunion special.

Hauserman claims Sharon went off on during a taping, punching, scratching and grabbing her by the hair. In a lawsuit filed today in L.A. County Superior Court, Hauserman takes Osbourne to task for battery, negligence and infliction of emotional distress.

Megan Hauserman has made a living off reality TV; and, soon, off Sharon Osbourne's fortune.

Clothes often were shed during VH1's classic reality show Rock of Love Girls: Charm School.

On last night's reunion special, though, it was the proverbial gloves that came off.

The much-ballyhooed fight between Sharon Osbourne and Megan Hauserman finally aired, a tussle that actually resulted in Hauserman filing battery charges against her former mentor on the series.

Watch the incredible clip below:

No way the smackdown was a publicity stunt for the upcoming Megan Hauserman reality show, right? That would really kill our faith in reality TV.

Rock of Love Girls: Charm School has gone from classroom lessons to studio cat fights.

VH1 reality star Megan Hauserman has filed battery charges against the show's host, Sharon Osbourne.

According to TMZ, the latter shot across the stage during a taping of the Rock of Love Girls: Charm School reunion special Saturday night, pulling on Hauserman's hair and scratching away until security intervened. The alleged victim ended up in the hospital as a result.

Megan Hauserman will lie down for almost anyone... but not for attacks by Sharon Osbourne!

Hauserman claims she made a remark about Osbourne's "brain dead rock star" of a husband, which led to the attack.

The LAPD admits that Osbourne is the subject of an investigation. More importantly, we wanna know:

How much would you shell out for a pay-per-view fight between Hauserman and Osbourne?