You know her as a former WWE Diva. You know her as a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice, where she’s been kicking butt and taking names. Now, with the release of Sevin Sins, Maria Kanellis is also an independent recording artist. This week AngryMarks.com caught up with the multitalented beauty to get all the behind the scenes info on her many projects, including what’s been going on in Donald Trump’s boardroom when the cameras are off, the details of the rift that caused the split between her and the WWE, and the interesting way Maria’s found she can get people’s attention on a crowded red carpet.

Adam Bernard: Let’s start off with the question on everyone’s mind; did Bret Michaels hit on you at any point during the filming of Celebrity Apprentice?

Maria Kanellis: Constantly and always, and not only that, he hit on my boyfriend. When my boyfriend came he hit on him, too. He did not discriminate. This is so funny because he would hit on me and then he would say to my boyfriend, because my boyfriend was around at certain points, he would come down in the morning with me, and (Bret) would says something to me, flirt with me, and then he would turn to my boyfriend and go “no offense, man.” It was so funny.

Today on a very special afternoon edition of ForceOfWrestling.Com Radio we had special guest former WWE Diva Maria.

We talked about her brand new EP Album The Seven Sins, when you listen to the show you can hear her new single Fantasy, which is climbing up on the Rock Charts, earlier today Fantasy was listed at number 28 and continues to climb on iTUNES!

She looks back at some of her best times in the WWE, some that include Santino Marella, John Cena and more!

The former WWE Diva also reveals her immediate plans for wrestling after the WWE. She also discussed how everything went down when she found out she was released from the WWE, and how her mom found out before Maria was able to tell her. Maria goes on and talks about the possibility of her joining TNA or ROH. Maria comes on at the 14:00 mark of the audio below.

With her debut EP, ‘Sevin Sins’ now available on iTunes, we caught up with former WWE Diva Maria Kanellis to discuss her foray into music and a host of other topics. Despite being released in February, it’s been all systems go for Kanellis with her album, ‘Apprentice’ and a new career in MMA as a backstage correspondent for HDNet’s King of the Cage.

In this 50 minute interview, Maria discusses ‘Sevin Sins’, her current stint on ‘Apprentice’, how she got her role on the King of the Cage broadcast team and much more. However, the main themes raised in this interview center around Maria’s time in the WWE and her run as a Diva. Maria reveals her frustrations towards the way the Divas are treated, the ideas that she had for her character, her thoughts on the ‘Piggie James’ storyline, who she thinks are the up and comers in the division, WWE not utilising some of the more experienced Divas, plus much more.

Maria was very open and honest, so if you are a Diva fan, you don’t want to miss this one-of-a-kind insight into the Divas division.

Really guys really, I have to say that the men's team is a bit disappointing. I thought that they would have a bit more organization and fire in them but it seems the only fire they have is toward each other. Watching them reminds me of... hmmm... a certain show, "Looney Tunes." Sinbad reminds me of Daffy Duck, because he's always looking for the last laugh. Darryl Strawberry would be Bugs Bunny because he's tall, confident, a bit lazy and very popular. Rod was Elmer Fudd; shooting himself in the foot because he didn't know how to use his own gun. Curtis is Foghorn Leghorn; just compare the hair and the COCKiness. Michael Johnson is the Road Runner: he gets to the point fast. Bret is Pepe' Le Pew because he stinks at getting the ladies but he eventually wears them down. Bret "Le Pew" sounds something like, "This is my little love bundle. Now, she is seeking for us a trusting place. Touching, is it not? Come, my little peanut of brittle. I will help you. Wait for me. Wait." And Goldberg is, well, Yosemite Sam, although in the cartoon Sam never had as many muscles as Goldberg, but the two are just as cranky, loud, like to dress up, ("Mutiny on the Bunny," Yosemite Sam played a pirate) and have very well-groomed facial hair. The men are driving me "Looney" and we aren't even done yet! Speaking of "Tunes" does anyone really miss Cyndi and her tunes in this episode? I do. Speaking of tunes, my EP: "Sevin Sins" comes out on April 13th on iTunes... ha, ha cheap plug.... but seriously, I am excited about it.