Rather than culminating with the usual mishmash of cussing, weave-pulling, drink-throwing and scratching, the finale of a Miami reality TV show might play out as a nasty fight in federal court.
“The Ultimate Miami Girl” hoped to end with a “Real Housewives”-style ratings blockbuster. Instead, an attorney for the venture’s financial backers told the Daily Business Review that the company hired to film the production’s first season turned it into a failure.
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