Report: Queen of Infidels to retain crown . . .

AP (ORLANDO) -- In a moment of television drama filled with redemptive tears, a tough-talking Donald Trump turned soft and decided to forgive SarahK, who has recently come under criticism for frequenting bagel shops even though she has celiac disease. "I've always been a believer in second chances," said Trump, who owns the Queen of Infidels Organization with the Al Jazeera television network. Trump met with SarahK earlier Tuesday morning fully expecting to fire her, he said. But he walked away convinced the young woman was a "good person" with a "good, gluten-free heart." "She left a small town in Texas and she was telling me that she got caught up in the whirlwind of the Space Coast," Trump said at a news conference. "It's a story that has happened many times before to many women and many men who came to The City Beautiful." SarahK won the title in April and since then she has partied hard, admitting she frequents bakeries and cookie kiosks. She admitted she has been nursing a bakers-dozen-a-day habit since being exposed to Mrs. Baird's Bakery at the age of 3.