Tyra Banks reportedly earned $30 million during a 12-moth period as creator and host of the CW competition reality series.
Representatives for Banks did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for a comment related to her latest digital critique. Appreciate your honest feedback and am sending so much love and virtual hugs.” “Looking back, those were some really off choices. “Been seeing the posts about the insensitivity of some past ANTM moments and I agree with you,” she wrote. Twitter critics are calling for Banks’ public cancellation amid claims she exploited her reality show contestants. Her social media mea culpa came in May 2020 after Twitter critics scolded her for chastising cycle six winner Danielle Evans, 36, who refused to undergo reconstructive dental work in order to become “more marketable” in mainstream media. ©VH1/ Courtesy Everett Collectiīanks, no stranger to intense internet ire, previously apologized for some of the “really off choices” she made during her stint as “ATNM” commander-in-chief. Banks’ “America’s Next Top Model” aired for 22 cycles.
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“They need to make a #SurvivingTyraBanks series to expose her for the heinous s–t she did on #ANTM,” said another Banks critic, in part, suggesting the veteran CoverGirl endure a televised reckoning equivalent to the likes of accused sexual predator R. “The fact that girls on ‘ANTM’ were getting paid $40 an episode and Tyra and them judges were making BANK, is kinda sick,” tweeted an incensed fan of the canceled show - which followed fashion-world hopefuls as they fiercely rivaled one another in the name of supermodel superstardom. 💀 at Tyra sending girls home with a shaved head, failed dreams, and $40 /ES9S2kcUya- badboysremix 🏁 November 30, 2021 Hartshorne’s startling accusation comes amid a tsunami of tweets trashing Banks, 47 - who, according to Forbes, earned a whopping $30 million during a 12-month period as creator and host of the CW competition reality series - for allegedly building up a sizable fortune on the backs of young, underpaid aspiring models. “And they didn’t even give us a microwave to heat the food up.” “We were given a $38 daily cash stipend that we had to use to pay for our own food,” the Heath, Massachusetts native-turned-New Yorker, who was only 18 when she was cast on the show, added. “We were not paid at all for being on the show,” ANTM cycle nine alum and former plus-size model Sarah Hartshorne, 34, claimed to The Post.
While Tyra made bank, “ America’s Next Top Model” contestants were left for broke.
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