Jayde Nicole Leaves 'The Hills' for Poker & the Caribbean

There were no Hills cameras around when Jayde Nicole came out to the Pokerstars Caribbean Adventure at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas this past weekend sans ex-boyfriend Brody Jenner. And don’t expect to see cameras around her anytime soon! The Hills star and Playboy Playmate of the Year told OK! she has no plans to be on MTV reality show now that she and Brody have broken up.

“As of right now, I’m not going to be on the show,” she told OK!. “I’m not a very dramatic person and I don’t like all the drama and I feel like that’s all it was.”

Despite all the arguments on the show over Brody’s other ex Kristin Cavallari, Jayde says the hardest part was the scrutiny.

“Its hard everybody kind of watching your relationship and kind of scrutinizing it and taking all of your good times and only putting the bad ones on TV,” Jayde told OK! at the PokerStars amfAR Party. “I mean our relationship wasn’t like that at all in real life. Of course we fought, everybody fights but at the end of the day we made it through the whole filming so it didn’t really affect it that much.”

Jayde, who joined other celebs including Adrian Grenier, Kelly Rowland, Nelly and World Series of Poker Champion Joe Cada at the Atlantis, has traded in The Hills for poker playing. She’s getting lessons from a different pro poker player each month to prepare for the World Series, as part of the All In Project. Jayde first learned to play poker with her ex, but she says Brody has no hard feeling she gets to play with the pros while he sits on the rail.

“He was not jealous, but he definitely wanted to be part of it,” Jayde says. “Me and Brody still keep in touch too. We’re still friends. Everyone that I was friends with on the show I’m still friends with now.”

Although The Hills is not in her future, Jayde says other reality shows are in the works.

“We do have a couple show we’re working on right now that are insane and a lot of fun but nothing really that’s going to dwell into my personal life that much,” Jayde says. “Live and learn. Never again.”