Carrie Prejean ends her case with suing the Miss California USA pageant with nothing coming in her hands.
Both parities ended their suits and agreed to settle their differences amongst each other.

Prejean sued the Pageant in August for discrimination on her religious beliefs and slander. The pageant asked Carrie to stop mentioning God and her controversial beliefs on gay marriage. The officials for the pageant filed the countersuit requesting to be paid $5,200 back that they gave her for her breast implants prior of the Miss USA competition.

During the face off in the settlement negotiations the Miss California USA lawyers brought out their weapon of her little X-Rated film starring her. As the film started rolling Prejean reacted with disgust and denied it was even her. As the camera went to her face she knew she was in trouble and it took her less than 15 seconds to discuss with her lawyer of dropping the $1 million demand.

The Pageant organizer, K2 Productions spokesman, Keith Lewis told the Daily News in a recent interview “We’re so glad to be back in the business of beauty and out of the litigious system that is Carrie Prejean. It’s wonderful to put this behind us.”

Both parties are not receiving any of their money that they were requesting in the suit.

An Explicit End to a Long Year: Carrie Prejean Update

From winning Miss California and coming in second at the Miss America pageant to being stripped of her title and walking away without any money or dignity, it has been a long year for Carrie Prejean.

The beauty queen’s problems started during the interview portion of the Miss America pageant. Prejean admitted that she believed marriage should be between a man and a woman, leading to speculation that her answer cost her the crown. Prejean, however, rallied around her new cause, becoming a speaker on the topic.

Though this turn may have been good for her personally, the Miss California directors were not thrilled about her lack of focus on her title duties. Couple this with reports of racy photos from modeling shots, and Prejean eventually lost her crown.

Lawsuits inevitably followed but there was one more negative turn for Prejean yet to endure: a sex tape. Though not released publicly, the tape is said to be a solo act and especially explicit. Its discovery took the gusto out of Prejean’s lawsuit, and she settled without receiving any compensation. Though some have still stood by Prejean, there is no doubt that this roller coaster of a year has not been her best.

Carrie Prejean (pray-ZHAHN), former Miss California USA, filed suit yesterday in L.A. County Superior Court against former Miss USA Shanna Moakler and Keith Lewis, a state director for the Miss California USA Pageant. The lawsuit accuses Lewis and Moakler of defamation, religious discrimination, slander, and libel.

Prejean was fired from her post as Miss California USA on June 10th of this year, supposedly for missing several scheduled appearances to promote the organization. Carrie’s representatives, however, claim that the Miss California USA organization “fabricated a fraudulent list of some 50 public appearances allegedly missed by Prejean which they released to the media in order to justify her termination as Miss California USA.”

Prejean’s attorney intends to prove that she was actually fired because of her controversial answer to a question posed to her regarding gay marriage during the Miss USA competition, where she stated that she believed marriage should be between a man and a woman.

Prejean later defended her statements during an interview with James Dobson, remarking that “…I felt as though Satan was trying to tempt me by asking this question. And then God was in my head and in my heart saying, ‘Do not compromise this. You need to stand up for me and you need to share with all these people…you need to witness to them and you need to show that you’re not willing to compromise that for this title of Miss USA.’”

Lewis and Moakler’s representatives said that they do not have any public comments on the lawsuit.