Your favorite video vixens are getting their own reality show.

E!’s Candy Girls will spotlight a female agent who places women in rap videos.

Candy Girls will focus on a popular agency which specializes in placing female clients in events like award shows, the Super Bowl, album release parties, and hip-hop music video shoots.

“This series introduces E!’s entertainment-obsessed viewers to an aspect of the industry that has not previously been revealed,” Lisa Berger, E! Executive VP of Programming, said Wednesday.

“While these women may be recognized for their sexy personas, viewers will find there is much more to them than meets the eye.”

The Drama King Kay Slay and video vixen Buffie The Body are reportedly filming a reality show, or possibly a “reality based movie,” dubbed “Who Want Drama?”

Former video vixen Melyssa Ford has been canned from the upcoming Wendy Williams produced biopic after telling celebrity tattles at SOHH that she wasn’t interested in the role because she didn’t desire to be “typecast as a slut.” HELLO! You’re a video ho! That ship’s already sailed!

Melyssa was slated to play the role of the mistress of the New York based shock jock’s husband Kevin.

An angry Wendy wasn’t aware that Melyssa had any qualms with starring in the film and opted to fire the Canadian-born beauty-Wendy Williams experience style.

Listen to Wendy Williams Fire Melyssa Live On-Air

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Hip-hop video model Vida Guerra turned out for Friday night’s June 2007 Playboy Issue Release Party.

The past week has seen Tyrese romantically linked to Hollywood chick Cameron Diaz, but now NYC snitches are dishing that the singer/rapper/actor was caught cozying up to reformed video model Melyssa Ford.

Ty got pretty cozy with Melyssa Ford at Corio in TriBeCa on Tuesday night.

The two were there with friends celebrating MVD public relations vice president Massa David’s birthday, but stayed “in the corner by themselves all night,” according to a spy, and we hear there was kissing.

Cuban-American Vida Guerra covers the April issue of King Magazine, and she’s got a few choice words for the rapper who claimed he fingered her in public.

“Bryan Barber called me and offered me $50,000 to be in the video and I turned it down,” she told KING. “They told me Melyssa Ford was doing it, but I knew she wasn’t. Turns out Game’s people told her that I was doing it. They tried to run some game there.”

“To me, it’s funny. ‘Cause how do you go from being a male stripper with a butterfly tattoo on your cheek, cover it up and call yourself a gangster?”

“Then you try to get with a girl, she turns you down and you gotta be all hurt about it and start dissing her?”