Heidi Montag fires her "Psychic Manager" for making a move on fellow "Hills" star Audrina Patridge

[Amerigo Vespucci]

Heidi Montag and Audrina Patridge filming The Hills

Heidi Montag is going through managers like they're new chins, according to Us Magazine:

On Monday, Montag, 23, began shooting a cameo in the comedy Just Go With It, starring Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman. When reached for comment, Montag's rep told Us Thursday: "Aiden had nothing to do with securing Heidi's role in the movie."

But a source tells Us that Montag was "horrified" when he showed up on set, "demanding a significant portion of her Hills money."

The source adds that when Chase, 40, recently followed her as she filmed MTV's The Hills, he tried to "move onto Audrina ," whom he not only offered his healing/spiritual services but also asked to be her manager, the insider tells Us.

In Psychic Man's defense, I'd probably start hitting on Audrina Patridge, too, if I saw her essentially have a Tit Battle with Heidi Montag in the middle of a restaurant. Or I'd just solidify my clairvoyant cred by making eerily accurate predictions out loud. "I'm going to disappear in the restroom for a while now... There will be noises... An officer of the law will arrive... Statements shall be made..."

http://thesuperficial.com/2010/03/heidi_montag_fired_her_psychic.php

[hobbit709]

1. Heidi Montag is the poster child for dumb blond jokes

[petronius]

2. Jessica Simpson sold her soul to the devil, and got Montag in exchange

A pretty good deal, really...

:)

[rurallib]

3. Surprised he didn't see it coming?

[MiddleFingerMom]

4. Reality shows seem to be...

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... the real life equivalent of soap operas -- with all the drama and then some.
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I always wondered how so many could invest so much of their time in and
empathy with and focus on such pointless little melodramas (not pointless
to the participants certainly -- but played out thousands, if not millions of
times daily with "real" people -- who could, in some cases, use some of that
diverted time and ampathy and focus).
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