Omarosa wipes away tears as she joins Tom Hanks at Michael Clarke Duncan's funeral

Michael Clarke Duncan (middle) in Green Mile

Wiping away her tears, Oamarosa Manigault-Stallworth, joined a host of celebrities today at the funeral of her fiancé Michael Clarke Duncan.

Amongst the high-profile mourners for the big-hearted actor was his Green Mile co-star Tom Hanks and talkshow host Jay Leno.
Despite her attempts Omarosa couldn't hide her distress, sobbing as she arrived holding the hands of two family members for the ceremony at the Hall of Liberty in Hollywood.
Omarosa told CNN as she arrived for the service: 'Doctors said he wouldn't survive after the heart attack for one or two days.'
She then began crying but continued. When asked if she revived him after the heart attack, she said: 'Let's just focus on today and not go back to that day.'
The former reality TV star added: 'I don't remember him as Michael the actor or entertainer.
'He was the love of my life, he is the love of my life. I'm going to miss him so much.'
At the time of Michael's death Omarosa had been planning their wedding, with the two planning on marrying in December.
Hanks told reporters: 'Mike was in charge of love. He just had a zest and joy.'
The nearly four-hour service was marked by heartfelt speeches, rousing gospel performances and photos of the always-smiling star.

Oamarosa Manigault-Stallworth

Singers Angie Stone, Kelly Price and Abraham McDonald performed. Other guests included Actresses Vivicia A Fox, Holly Robinson Peete and Loretta Devine.
Michael's physician was also in attendance.
The 54-year-old actor had been hospitalised following a heart attack on July 13 from which he never fully recovered, dying on September 3.
A newly released death certificate lists the cause as respiratory failure, with underlying causes including his heart attack, a severe lack of oxygen to the brain, organ nodules and an irregular quivering heartbeat.
Today's private invitation-only funeral following an open service for his fans yesterday.
The Hall of Liberty at Forest Lawn Memorial Parks and Mortuaries in Los Angeles opened its doors for a public viewing of the Hollywood star's casket, which was showered with flower arrangements.
Following a 30 minute slideshow presentation, an employee delivered a five minute eulogy, followed by a showing of The Green Mile.