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Camila Gets Drunk And Lashes Out On 'The Challenge: Battle Of The Exes' (VIDEO)


First Posted: 02/23/2012 3:15 am Updated: 02/23/2012 11:06 am

One of the things that makes "The Challenge: Battle of the Exes" (Wed., 10 p.m. EST on MTV) unique in the world of reality competition series is the inclusion of drinking. It is, after all, an MTV reality series filled with cast members from "The Real World" and several of the network's other reality series. Despite how it may have began, "The Real World" is as much about drunken revelry as anything, so it's logical the drunken antics would follow the cast members onto "The Challenge."

But the antics got ugly this week when Camila got a little too drunk and tried to make Johnny jealous. He didn't get jealous, and so later that night she snapped completely. She started throwing chairs and cursing, before she oddly walked straight into the pool. She screamed at him that he was a cheater and told him he was going to die, with an unsettling intensity burning from her eyes.

The next day, she said she didn't remember what she'd done. If that's true, this might have been an uncomfortable episode for her to watch as it certainly didn't paint her in a positive light. Even at the challenge she still didn't seem to be getting the message. Johnny just isn't in to her. She needs to accept it and move on.

At least she moved on in the competition. It came down to Ty and Emily being sent into "The Dome" to battle with Abram and Cara Maria. Ty and Emily emerged triumphant, eliminating the latter couple.

Find out who goes home next as "The Challenge: Battle of the Exes" continues Wednesdays at 10 p.m. EST on MTV.

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One of the things that makes "The Challenge: Battle of the Exes" (Wed., 10 p.m. EST on MTV) unique in the world of reality competition series is the inclusion of drinking. It is, after all, an MTV rea...
One of the things that makes "The Challenge: Battle of the Exes" (Wed., 10 p.m. EST on MTV) unique in the world of reality competition series is the inclusion of drinking. It is, after all, an MTV rea...
One of the things that makes "The Challenge: Battle of the Exes" (Wed., 10 p.m. EST on MTV) unique in the world of reality competition series is the inclusion of drinking. It is, after all, an MTV rea...
One of the things that makes "The Challenge: Battle of the Exes" (Wed., 10 p.m. EST on MTV) unique in the world of reality competition series is the inclusion of drinking. It is, after all, an MTV rea...
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05:02 PM on 02/23/2012
mtv reality shows are way out of line. arrogant bigheaded think im better than other people actors. its all staged and a downright embarresment. id be ashamed to be on one of those shows
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bob40wil
02:54 PM on 02/23/2012
All the reality shows are just in need of cancelling.
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Dave35
02:50 PM on 02/23/2012
Doesnt take much talent to be a "Star" these days does it?
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MyNinja
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02:39 PM on 02/23/2012
...will play after the ad
01:23 PM on 02/23/2012
Do these "kids" (some of them are nearing 40) do anything else but drink, have sex, pass out and act like total a**holes! Do they work? About the only people who have been sucessful in their later lives are Sean Duffy (Congressman from Minnesota) Ryan Conklin (Army Veteran-Iraq-2 tours, author , motivational speaker) As for the basketball wives, are any of them married to current NBA players,
not divorced, jilted at the altar, stalkers and wanna-bes
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Steve Sedlis
That's some bad hat, Harry!
12:26 PM on 02/23/2012
And who is the genius who puts these shows together, and who is the mental midget who approves them? Its MTV and VH1. WTF are these guys doing running programming like this? They are music video channels. What will they do next, bid on sports? Where is the referee? With silly insipid programs like these, its a wonder all our heads don't explode!
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shetellutrue
12:07 PM on 02/23/2012
gotta wonder how many viewers the execs lost when they decided to put nobody on network TV...never mind, there are GOP voters, silly me
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nnealj1
11:57 AM on 02/23/2012
Don't even know why I clicked on this...have no use for reality shows. I just don't watch 'em.....
12:07 PM on 02/23/2012
Me neither,but anyone who can watch a "reality show" for more than 15 seconds is obviously brain dead.
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thagreatestmanalive
11:37 AM on 02/23/2012
Do people still watch anything from the Weird World?
11:20 AM on 02/23/2012
Ah, the joy of youth.
11:09 AM on 02/23/2012
That girl has one of the greatest azzes EVER!
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MyNinja
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02:30 PM on 02/23/2012
Go for it dude, just get her drunk. If you're in luck she might already be drunk.
10:50 AM on 02/23/2012
Basketball wives: Not sure if they are male or female.
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Lisa1129
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10:29 AM on 02/23/2012
What a druken lush.
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straightuptalker
What ever happened to common sense?
05:19 AM on 02/23/2012
And this is what Americans want to watch...really?
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Steve Sedlis
That's some bad hat, Harry!
12:30 PM on 02/23/2012
No. These shows are forced upon by The Architect, who is the main power behind the way TV is nowadays. These kind of programs are aired because of a total lack of connection to viewers. Ever notice all the news babes wear their hair the same way? The Architect ordered it. Pop up logos and promos on your screen during the program segments? The Architect designed them. Silly foolish programs like Survivor, The Biggest Loser, Jersey Shore, the Kardashians take NY, and Basketball Wives? Yup, the Architect approved them. You may have 500 channels at your command, but that doesn't mean any of them are worth watching.