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The CW orders new reality series starring socialite Tinsley Mortimer


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By Christopher Rocchio, 09/25/2009

Manhattan socialite Tinsley Mortimer is reportedly getting her own reality series.

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The CW has ordered a new Gossip Girls-like docu-reality series starring Mortimer and several other members of New York City's young and wealthy socialite scene, The Hollywood Reporter reported Friday.

The network ordered eight half-hour episodes of the series, which is being executive produced by Andrew Glassman, according to The Reporter.

Mortimer married Robert Livingston (Topper) Mortimer -- the great-grandson of Standard Oil president Henry Morgan Tilford -- in 2002. 

They have since separated and have reportedly been attracting a lot of attention from New York City gossip columns, with Mortimer being described as "New York's pre-eminent young socialite," according to The Reporter.

Mortimer had previously suspected of filming a reality series in April when she arrived at a party with five cameras in town, according to The Reporter.

In addition to a guest appearance on a Gossip Girl second-season episode, Mortimer previously served as a guest judge on Bravo's The Fashion Show reality competition this summer.

Earlier this week, The CW ordered Fly Girls -- another new docu-reality series that will follow five Virgin America airlines flight attendants. The eight-episode series is currently slated to air as midseason programming.









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