Donald Trump scheduled a press conference today to determine Miss California Carrie Prejean’s fate.

Pageant officials said Monday that Prejean hasn’t been living up to her responsibilities — which is why yesterday they named runner-up Tami Farrell the new Miss California Ambassador. While they didn’t exactly replace Prejean as Miss California — that’s ultimately Trump’s decision as Miss USA contest owner — their actions showed their obvious irritation with the beauty queen.

California pageant official Shanna Moakler said Prejean lied her way to the win.

"She entered the contest under false pretense," said Moakler. "Accepting the title comes with the responsibility to represent everyone in her state, not just those who share her opinion."

The press conferences came after topless photos of the 21-year-old surfaced on the Internet, which is a violation of her Miss California contract. 

This morning, TMZ stated they have obtained more racy photographs of Prejean. This time, they have posted them on their website. The photographs, according to the entertainment website, were taken last year. Scandalous photographs aren’t the only issue jeopardizing Prejean’s reign. Contest officials are also investigating whether Prejean violated her contract by making public appearances with groups opposed to same-sex marriage.