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Tyra:I'm back.

- New family!
- Yes, ma'am.

- Tyra Banks.
- Khrystyana:I'm very happy
that Tyra's back because

she's the boss,
she's everything.

Tyra:We have brought
the best to Los Angeles.

This is the most diverse
group we have ever had.

My name is Ivana,
I just came from China

where I was getting
my master's degree.

I grew up very poor
in a trailer.

My name is Shanice
and I am from Murfreesboro,
Tennessee.

- Hi, I'm Maggie.
The hip-hop is my thing.
- Tyra: Oh.

And you know I got rid of
that age limit.

Fierce in the age of 42.

- Work.
- Whoo! Next level fierce.

- Look at this view!
- Shanice:This is L.A.

I don't see this
in Tennessee.

Like, I dream of things
like this.

The final faces.

( screaming )

You've given millions
of ladies my age

the courage to say
"I can do it."

The fiercest is going
to the next level!

( screaming )

No one got best photo either.

'Cause I wanna know
who got best ( bleep ).

Seeing all the other girls
and having that competition,

I can't just relax.

Especially because when we
first all got to go
to the panel,

I was so misconstrued
for my idea of being
this homegirl.

So, what do you like
to refer to yourself as?

White homegirl,
but that's my name.

I'm confused about
the personality of Maggie.

But when the veil
came down of all the photos,

I, like, completely
swarmed the wall.

I was like,
"Give me that!"

Like, I found my photo.
I was like, "Yes!"

I was like, "Wait, that bitch
is on the bottom though."

Growing up in Maine,
I was always very preppy
and girly,

and then as soon as
I went off on my own
for college,

I was way more laid back
with my style

and very homegirl-esque.

She was like,
"Y'all all winners!"

- No, no, no, no, no.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.

- That's not how it works.
- Tell it in order.

Maggie, um, tends to talk
in a very, um,

ghetto, like,
homegirl type of way.

Like, I had no eyes,
my nose was hella big

and my mouth had this weird,
like, "Ooh, girl."

I don't if she's trying
to relate to whatever

culture's she's around, but that
doesn't really relate to me.

I was like,
"Ooh, ooh, ooh, girl!"

At the end of, like,
when I needed her to be around,

she hasn't contacted me
or anything.

- What?
- My mom.

"America's Next Top Model"
has been something

that I've wanted to do
my whole life.

My family wasn't very
supportive of it either

and they're still not.

Brendi K.: I was homeless in
Atlanta living in my car,

and the bitch still
didn't care.

Are you serious?

Yeah, baby, I asked
for ten bucks for tampons

and she told me no.

You can't rely on anybody.

I depend on my mom
for everything.

Every time I've ever asked
for help, there's a no.

- Yeah.
- So, I got tired of asking.

Winning "America's Next
Top Model"

would prove everybody
in my hometown wrong.

It would mean that
I didn't fight my whole
life for nothing.

Tyra mail.

Oh! Tyra mail.

Guys!

Coura:
So we get our first
Tyra Mail,

which we've all been
waiting for.

- ( model shouts )
- I can't hear it.

Liz:
I can't believe I'm here

and I'm getting Tyra mail.

Like, this is nuts.

Well, hello, hello, hello.

Welcome to your new home
in the hills of Los Angeles.

Oh, my God!

You know, some girls
like to just chill

and glide through
this competition.

But I say, no,
you need to focus.

Chill and glide.
She's talking about
ice-skating.

Being in Los Angeles,
we're going hang-gliding,

we're going parasailing,

and I'm afraid of heights.

Well, this is gonna be fun,
whatever it is.

♪ One, two, three

Liz:Our bus pulls up,

and we're at
Venice Beach, baby!

And we see these
skateboarders

and graffiti and the beach.

I'm just over here like,
"Oh, it's about to go down."

Hi, models.

All: Hi!

Welcome to the Venice Beach
skate park,

home of sick art,
views, and of course,
skateboarders.

I'm Stacey McKenzie,
and you might remember me
from last season.

As a model,
I've walked the runway

for some of the top
major designers.

Erin:When I saw those legs
and that bright yellow jacket.

I said, "Oh, yeah,
this girl's about to
teach me some things."

So, Tyra brought
"Top Model" back
to Los Angeles,

and this city's laid back
yet glamorous style

inspires international
fashion designers

from Tom Ford
to Tommy Hilfiger.

Now I know you guys
just walked in your first
runway show,

so come on down and show me
what each of you got.

Before I get
each of you to walk,

I'm gonna show you
how it's done.

Okay.

Stacey has this amazing walk.
She's next level fierce.

She's got the criss-cross,
she's got the face.

She's got the whole charm
going on,

and you can sense it with
her runway walk.

Got it?

All: Yeah!

All right, who's first?

- What's your name?
- Maggie.

All right, Maggie,
walk for me.

All right, I want you
to drop your chin a bit,

and I want you to make
your arms naturally move.

Shanice,
I don't want you walking
straight because

you're a little bit
bow-legged.

So criss-cross
your feet a bit.

Shoulders back,
arch your back a bit.

Longer strides.

Ooh!
That was awesome!

Make it harder.
All right? Make it stronger.

Come on.

Erin:These girls
don't have nothing on me.

I'm 42 years old.

You know,
I have years of experience.

I don't know.

They're probably all
into their selfies,

and I know how to walk.

We gotta step you up.

Boring.

Okay? I want you to do it
one more time.

There we go.

There we go!
There we go!

- ( cheering )
- There we go! There we go.

Okay, you're good, you're good.
You're outta here. Next.

Don't give me that,
like, commercial walk.

This ain't no commercial show.
This is high fashion, baby.

Stacey:Oh, no, girl.
Hot wreck.

She's got a lot of work to do
. A lot of work.

I want you to look
really super tall.

Much better.

You surprised me.

Being under 5'7",
I'm tiny, but I'm fierce.

That's what's up.
I love that attitude,

I love that confidence.

That's what's up, Jeana!

I'm sorry,
you guys better step up

about 50 million
notches right now.

Don't move your shoulders.
Go back.

Move your arms only.

Just think, like,
how fabulous you are.

I want you like a black
Marilyn Monroe.

I don't have any
experience in this.

The show that we did
the other day was my first
runway show.

And also, just being very
curvaceous,

I don't know,
I think I kinda get anxious.

- You gotta criss-cross
your feet.
- Okay.

Okay, so do you guys
feel good about your walks?

- All: Yes.
- Great, because guess what.

You're about to walk
a runway show right now...

( gasping )

right behind us
for designers Baja East.

Oh, my God.

Ivana:Baja East fashion
is kind of like

beach meets runway.

It's, like, really dope.

Like, I wish they could
restock my whole wardrobe.

You're gonna need to navigate
the runway down a narrow
piece of concrete

while some of Venice's
hottest skateboarders

carve, flip, and trick
all around you.

So you really gotta
stay focused.

All right,
let's get you guys
into wardrobe.

- Whoo!
- Thank you!

Ivana:
Runway is what some of
these other girls do.

I know it's going to be
harder for me

because I know I'm starting
at a different place

than a lot of people.

- What's up, girls?
- Hi!

A summer breeze coming
through on Venice Beach.

Mister Law Roach,
everybody.

I want to introduce you
to two of my best friends,

Scott Studenberg
and John Targon

- from Baja East.
- Hi, everybody.

( models cheering )

Oh, my God,
the guy with the white hair?

Like, this dude is fine.

We're gonna come in,
we're gonna take a peek,

we're gonna look
at hair and makeup,

and then we're gonna
get you guys fitted,

and we're gonna start the show.
Are you ready?

- Yes!
- All right.

- Cool. All right.
- We're gonna check it out.

- This is cute on her.
- I'm liking this.

Embody that attitude.
You have to be
who that brand is.

I think when, like,
skateboarders

are flying at your head,
you're gonna be, like,
focused.

The overall vibe
of our brand, right,

it's very luxe, but you just
want to be effortless.

Like, you don't want to look
like you're trying too hard.

There's an ease to it.

- Hello!
- How are you Miss
Black Marilyn?

- What's going on with you?
- What's going on with me?

You're not confident.

I guess I just, like,
criti-- you know, like--

You criticize yourself
too much, huh?

You need to stop
doing that, girl.

You know how many girls
would kill to be in your
position right now?

I think I overthink things
'cause I was, like,

criticized a lot,
so I just wanna...

be right all the time.

I wanna be perfect.

Sometimes I can be
a perfectionist,

so I, like, come down
hard on myself.

I'm like,
I didn't get that right

so I'm worried about
how other people
are looking at me.

You are gorgeous
and beautiful

and you are here for
a reason.

- Yeah.
- Okay?

You're here for a reason.

Brendi K.:
This competition
is a chance for me

to get out of the life
that I need to move on from.

Oops!

- Ooh!
- Uh-oh!

Rookie move.

Makeup's gonna take a little
bit longer than usual.

Not nine months.

There's nothing elegant
about it.

It's not working.

- Hey, ladies!
- All: Hi!

Oh, my God,
you guys look wicked!

All: Thank you!

Sandra:
We're here at Venice.

We're at the skate park.

Today's challenge
is going to be

walking in a fashion
runway shoot

with skateboarders
all around us.

The winner of this
challenge gets to walk
in a Baja East runway show.

- At where? Where?
- New York Fashion Week.

All: Yes!

Holy ( bleep ).
It's like a real life
challenge,

because you're about
to book a real life show.

Have fun!

All right, looking good.

Let's see y'all walk,
you hear me?

All: Walk!

"Top Model" is back.
Tyra is back.

So you need to show up
and show out for mother.

Erin:
Oh, my gosh!

She gets to see
the full Erin--

in work, in action.

Go! Go, go, go.

( rap music playing )

Yes! Yes!

Rhiyan:
So, first we gotta
kill the walk.

Then we gotta avoid
skateboarders

flying left and right
across our face.

I'm just like...

These pants are heaven
when they walk.

Go, baby, go!

Liz:
I'm not shocked at all.
It's "Top Model."

I know I'm going to be
put in situations

that are absolutely crazy.

Brendi K.:
I'm really focused on what
I have to do right now.

I'm trying to get in my zone.

I'm still living in my car,

so this competition
is a chance for me

to get out of the life
that I need to move on from.

Oops! Uh-oh. Oops!

Ooh. Rookie move.

Brendi K.:
I missed my mark

and I'm really pissed
at myself.

I let these skaters
get to me, which now I've

maybe ( muted ) up my chance
to be in New York Fashion Week.

Don't walk with your hand
on your hip.

Never walk with your
hand on your hip.

I won't.

Stacey: Ooh! Ooh!

Khrystyana:
I'm a curvy girl.
Like, I'm not a runway model.

So I have not gone
to any casting ever for
New York Fashion Week.

- Stacey: Ooh!
- Yes!

- Stacey: Ooh!
- She looks great.

She looks amazing.

And I'm really inside
hoping for this.

You look like a supermodel,

so I want you to walk
like a supermodel.

Law: Yes, mother.
Yes, mother.

Whoa-oh!

- Think supermodel.
- Let me see, let me see.

Then when you get
to the end of the runway,

three second pose.

Go, baby, go.

Ooh! Go, girl!

Ooh! She didn't pose.

Ivana:
I missed my mark.

I'm totally thinking
like, "Oh, my gosh,

am I gonna be the first one
to be eliminated?"

I worked so hard to be here.

This dress is made
for posing like this.

You want me to--

The designer's style
was high fashion,

but still like so comfy
casual that I was like,

"Okay, it matches
my personality."

And so I was, like,
your cool girl, homegirl strut

is your moment
to prove to everyone

this is what I mean
by my personality.

Law: Rio,
you're closing the show.

Walk like
you're closing the show.

Go, go, go, go, go!
Walk the--

Girl! Girl, yes!

Law: Good job, good job,
good job. Good job.

♪ We did it, we did it

♪ Uh, uh

Some of you guys
ruled the runway,

and some of you
not so much.

Brendi, we think you might
have missed one of your marks.

Brendi K.:
This whole entire experience
is extremely overwhelming

and I wasn't paying
attention, obviously.

Ivana, as well,
you just missed your mark.

Jeana, confidence
and energy came out.

You looked super tall.

Khrystyana,
you nailed your walk.

You nailed your pose.

Coura you were working
that slit like nobody's
business.

So, the girl that gets
to walk in a Baja East

fashion show in New York,

the girl who blew us away...

- Khrystyana.
- ( cheering )

Khrystyana:Being curvy
and being over 30,

this brings me so much hope.

Man:
You had a great energy
on the runway.

You were focused.
Awesome job, ladies.

I'm pissed because
here I am getting
this big opportunity.

I cannot let it slip
like that.

All right, girls, bye!

All: Bye!

Home sweet home, bitches.

Excuse me, baby.

- ♪ Home sweet home
- ( laughter )

♪ Home sweet home

Okay, guys.
This in the fridge--

who in the ( bleep )
put a half-eaten apple
back in the fridge?

Guys, this is, like,
a huge mansion

that we're, like,
super honored to be here,

and you guys can't even
clean up after yourselves.

I'm not pointing fingers
at anybody.

I'm not saying it was
any of you,

but if anybody puts another
piece of ( bleep ) fruit

in this fridge without
eating it all--

like, I don't understand.
Please stop.

This is a once
in a lifetime opportunity.

You know, I grew up
really poor.

Six people in
a two bedroom trailer.

I didn't have anybody
to clean up after me.

I was the dishwasher
in my house.

I am done cleaning up
after you guys.

You're grown-ass adults

I'm probably younger
than most of you.

Christina:
Brendi K. didn't nail
her runway walk.

She's feeling down about it,

and then she takes it out
on whoever she feels like.

She needs to get it together
or she's gonna go home.

They're like,
"Are you the mom?"

And, no, I'm 22, bitch.
I'm not a mother.

I'm a clean ( bleep ).
There's a difference.

I can't even--
I'm gonna lose my ( bleep ).

So please get
your shit together.

I've never done this before.

Um, are you here to shoot
or are you here to cry?

This would never go viral.
This would go, like,

on your refrigerator
on a magnet.

Oh! Tyra mail!

Tyra mail! Come here!

Is it me
or are you glowing?

Ivana:
I just woke up this morning

still feeling
really, really down.

Like, really in a slump
because of yesterday.

And then I walk in for
the photo shoot

and Drew is there,

and I don't have
any time for excuses.

There's not time for
nervousness.

It's just time to perform
and to work this.

- Hello.
- All: Hi!

Congratulations
on being our final 15.

( cheering )

Yesterday, you experienced

L.A.'s beach life
in the skate park,

and today you're gonna
get a taste of L.A.'s

celebrity life with
our photo shoot.

Is it just me or
is there a baby boom
happening in Hollywood?

From red carpets to
magazine covers,

we're seeing the world's
most famous women featuring
their baby bumps.

So, today, we are going
to transform you into
Bohemian baby mamas

and you will be
posing pregnant.

Just like Beyonc� and Ciara,
your job is to glow

in a gorgeous photo
inspired by the Blac Chyna
"Paper Magazine" cover.

And that cover was shot
by Charlotte Rutherford,

your photographer today.

Oh, Wow.

Rhiyan:
Charlotte Rutherford,

she's, like,
an iconic photographer,

so I have to make sure that
my A-game gotta be on point.

Okay, now makeup's gonna take
a little longer than usual.

Not nine months.

So, let's get started.
You ready? Let's go.

- So beautiful.
- We're gonna look
so innocent.

Rio:
This maternity shoot feels
very Hollywood,

very glamorous, especially
because celebrities

have been iconic
in their maternity shoots,

- and now I get to.
- It looks cool!

I like you straight on.
It's very cool.

Oh, I love it!

Your eyeballs are
the things I love.

Drew:
All those wonderful pictures

that we're seeing
in pop-culture,

this is just one part
to an excitement

that's on their face.

That's what I'm looking for.

Oh, I love this.
Great! I think that's good.

Keep your face warm,
but you don't need to,
like, fully smile.

I have to be honest,
the way you're holding it,

it looks like a beer belly.
All right, thank you.

Rhiyan:I'm feeling
a little sad today

just because
a couple years back

I was told by doctors
that I might have a chance

of not being able
to conceive a child.

So I'm just kind of
bottling all of this up

and trying to
just set that aside,

because in the end

I do want my photos
to look good.

Oh, this is pretty.

'Cause this looks like
you just got off the beach,

and, oh, my God,
you're having babies.

Yeah, that's nice.
That's beautiful.

I think we got it.
That's good.

- Yeah?
- Yup.

I feel like
a pregnant chicken

looking down
at my feet right now.

Maggie:The baby bump,
it's very large and heavy

and I didn't
want to touch it.

I'm like...

( retching )

Eyes just straight
over the camera. Cute.

Try turning this foot in.

Kick your shoes off. Yeah.

But remember you're pregnant.

Remember you're pregnant.

Do a couple more like that.
Ooh!

I'm feeling like a hippie,
loving pregnant lady.

Don't have your hands so posed.
Just let them kind of move.

I don't think I could
have gotten any more opposite
to my personality.

It definitely took
the more badass vibe

completely away from me,

and I was like,
"This kind of sucks."

Drew:
Maggie's just not
bringing it today.

She's just off
in her own world

and I can't get a good
picture of her.

I think it's because
she doesn't know who she is.

Ooh!

When girls try
to put up a front

and give me
a fake personality...

- Drew: Yeah, look at me.
- Hey!

Oftentimes, I think it's rude
and it never, ever works.

Maggie:
I'm making eye contact
with Drew,

and he's being
so poker face.

He's being really serious.

I'm nervous as ( bleep ).

Please don't let me go home.

Drew: Brendi.

Brendi K.:
The baby bump is a very
touchy subject for me.

It's making your face
look very hard.

I couldn't keep
just ignoring it.

Have you ever done
a pregnancy shoot before?

Oh, no.

Your kids are gonna be so mad.

They're gonna see this like,

"Mom, now you're
doing a fake one."

I'm the only one
that's a mother,

so I have an advantage
over all of them.

But I'm getting caught up
by being homesick.

This looks amazing.
Have you done this before?

I've never done this
before in my life.

- I'm very nervous.
- You've had a child.

- Yes and I'm very
emotional right now.
- Why? Why?

Because I've never done
this before with my kids.

Aww. Can we have
a tissue or...

Liberty:
I understand where
Erin comes from,

but I also feel like,
you're on set,

you need to be there
and ready to work.

Are you here to shoot
or are you here to cry?

All right, well,
you look fab. Slay.

Thank you.

Erin:I see this
maternity photo shoot

as a tribute to my family.

My family wants this for me.

And now I get this chance,
this opportunity

to actually make
my dreams come true.

And I'm thinking to myself,
"Use those five kids.

Let that be
your inspiration."

Drew:
All right, you ready?

- This way.
- That's great.

Give us some more face on.

Holding it.
Oh, that's great.

You made the kids proud.
Fab. Very good.

- Thanks!
- Drew: Quite the look.

Ivana:
My bump is really, really big.
It's like I have twins.

So, I tried to pretend
like I'm Beyonc� or something.

Nice. These are good.

This is my time.
This pregnancy is all
soft and warm

and sensual,
and I can totally
pull that off.

Drew: Done.
See you to the side.

And give us your face.
Those are great.

Now these look
a little bit less pregnant,

so remember you have to
show us that belly.

Yeah, pull your face
in a little to the light

so that can see that
bright and shining face.

Okay. That's it.

Liz, you're very, very happy.

- I'm seeing very pouty.
- Okay.

So let's make sure that
we have that Liz character
that we like.

- Okay, fab.
- Whoo!

Now try some different things
with your face,

'cause it's all
kind of pretty girl.

That's better.
I think it's fab.

Thank you.

- Great.
- Nice.

Let's turn this bitch up.

Drew:
Jeana is definitely
bringing MILF

and she's not
even a mother yet.

All right,
I think that's good.

- Cute!
- Drew: Great!

But remember, it's about
showing off the bump.

Thank you.
Do you feel pregnant?

Like Virgin Mary.

I forgot you've never
done the dirty.

I want you to think
more Kim Kardashian,
less pageant.

Two more and then
we're gonna go.

Ready, one, two.
Who's next?

Nice.

Drew:
Give us your face more.

Yeah, let's see what
that looks like.

I think it's fab.
I think you're done.

Oh, my God! Look at you!

The baby bump is a very
touchy subject for me.

Are you ready to be a mom?

I don't know.

I had a physically abusive ex

that caused me to miscarriage
when I was 18.

So...

Drew: Brendi,
some of the angles
that you're doing,

it's making your face
look very hard.

We need to have it look
a little bit softer.

So maybe a little more
straight on

and open up those eyes up
a little brighter.

The thing about it--
we can't tell that
you're pregnant.

What we have to accentuate--
it's the glow.

That's what we're really
showing here.

Drew:Brendi, I love her

and I want her to do well,
but every time she comes,

she has this weird
kind of blank face to her.

I'm kind of just
am completely pushing it
out of my mind.

I don't really like
to show emotions, so...

I'm kind of
just ignoring it.

- Thank you!
- That's a wrap! We're done.

I think everyone's done.

( cheering )

- Tyra mail.
- Tyra mail!

All: Tyra mail!

Are you next level
fierce enough to survive?

Oh! A panel.
Panel, panel, panel.

Brendi K.:
We're all pretty nervous.
I'm especially nervous.

I didn't do well
with the photo shoot
or on the runway,

and if I'm the one
to go home,

then it's definitely
going to be a disappointment

because here I am,
getting this big opportunity.

I don't want
to miss this chance.

Well, hello ladies.

All: Hi, Tyra.

Welcome to your
very first judging.

It's exciting,
but scary as hell isn't it?

- Yes.
- Yeah.

In this room, we will decide
who is next level fierce

and who is going home.

This week was all about
living the L.A. life.

You learned how to work
that runway,

and then you had a very
interesting photo shoot

with pregnant prosthetic
tummies.

And with this photo shoot,
we wanted to just
celebrate womanhood.

But I have to say,
I and "America's Next
Top Model"

do not condone any type
of teen pregnancy.

Are we ready to get
this judging going?

- Yes!
- Yes, ma'am.

All right,
first we have to introduce
these amazing people.

He is the creative consultant
for all of your photo shoots

and the creative director
of "Paper Magazine."

Mr. Drew Elliot.

And then this lovely
copper specimen

is a supermodel and
a super body activist.

Miss Ashley Graham.

And image architect--

this is Mr. Law Roach.

Now the winner of
"America's Next Top Model"

will be featured in
a fashion spread

for "Paper Magazine,"

be offered a modeling
contract with Next Management.

"America's Next Top Model"
has launched a new mobile game

and the winner will be
featured as an avatar,

next to my avatar,

and you can
download it right now.

And finally,
the winner will receive

$100,000 thanks to Pantene.

Are we ready to get started?

- Yes!
- First up is Khrystyana.

- You look so scared.
- She looks so nervous!

Tyra:
What's going on?

Um, I just feel
a little bit insecure

about my photo shoot,
that's all.

Here's your best shot.

Ashley:
I believe you there.

You look like a beautiful
pregnant model

who's gonna sell everything
in that photo to me.

And so for you to come up
with no confidence

really means you're
not in tune with your work.

Tyra:
I think that the picture
is absolutely stunning

I feel that you're like...
( inhales )

"My baby's coming
into the world."

Law:
I love the photo.

Like, it's beautiful.

But to say all of that,

let me bring it to
something more important.

This outfit, baby?

You are giving me
skater girl on top

and kitten heel
along bottom.

You cannot come in here
with those shoes ever again.

Now, go ahead, click-clack
back with your little
church chillers.

- Thank you.
- Tyra: Rhiyan.

So how did it feel
as a Bohemian baby mama?

I was told that I might
not be able to have kids,

so that was just something
I was trying to

not really focus on
during the shoot,

because I didn't want that

to come across or
translate in my photos.

I went through
a crazy struggle trying
to get pregnant.

And on cycle 22's final runway
at the Disney Concert Hall,

I had to go into
a back closet and give
myself my final shot.

And that was
the seventh round of IVF,

and that's the round
that I had my baby.

So there is hope, okay?
Here's your best shot.

Ashley:
Here you just look like
you have a beer belly.

But your face is beautiful.

You've got that.
It's about the practice

and the work
that has to go in

before you get to
the next photo shoot.

Thank you.

Tyra: Rio.
Here is your best shot.

- Ashley:Yes!
- Tyra:Ah.

Ashley:
You look amazing.

The coloring, the pose,
the confidence.

I mean, that's a smize
if I ever saw one.

- Yes, child.
- Right?

What I gave you as direction
for this was to glow.

You glowed.
You had an edge to you,
and you delivered.

And I loved working with you.

All right, thank you, Rio.
Liz.

Liz, how was it to have on
the pregnant prosthetic?

I know I'm nowhere
near ready.

- Um, that's obvious.
- Drew: Yeah.

- But I--
- ( laughter )

- Very.
- But I really want to be
married and have a baby.

- You know?
- All right, Liz, let's
see your best shot.

( Liz laughs )

Drew:
Liz, I think the thing
about you is

you don't bring
the Liz to the set.

I think that you need
to bring the fun.

It's not about being crazy.
It's about being crazy
like a fox.

Which means you know
when to turn it on,
turn it off,

twist it, tweak it.
All right, thank you, Liz.

Next is Kyla.
Here's your best shot.

When I was looking
at your film,

this was you first shot.

And so this was chosen,

but I'm not really
proud of it.

I think you can do
much better,

and hopefully you'll get
the chance to do that.

Law:
For me, it looks like
ghetto hood girl,

around the way
pregnancy shoot.

There's nothing
elegant about it.

Beyonc� did one
that went viral.

This would never go viral.

This would go, like, on your
refrigerator on a magnet.

- Okay, thank you, Kyla.
- Thank you, guys.

Tyra: Jeana,
here is your best shot.

- Law:( moans )
- Ashley:You are
a Guess model,

and I can feel the emotion
in this photo as well.

It's so interesting.
I know that you're mixed
with so many different

- backgrounds, ethnicities,
- Ashley: Yeah.

- The black girl
came out on this one.
- ( laughter )

Mm-hmm.
Just so you guys know,

I edited film last night
with my mama.

And she was like,
"I don't know who this girl is,

but that's a good one,

that's a good one,
and that's a good one."

Mama and Tyra approved.

All right.
Thank you, Jeana.

Erin.

Law:
I don't even recognize you.

Like, you actually making me
wanna be pregnant.

I'm gonna go on eBay and see
if I can buy me uterus.

I think that this
is absolutely stunning.

You almost look like
a celebrity model in this,

like, kind of a supermodel.

"I'm pregnant.
Take a picture."

Thank you.

Liberty,
here is your best shot.

Law:
What you impressed me with
is that toe.

I love a girl
who will point a toe,

and even the shape
of your arm

and how it's ever
so softly on your hip.

I think that's perfect,
so kudos for that.

- All right, thank you guys.
- Tyra: Thank you. Sandra.

Ashley:
You should have used being
a virgin in this moment,

because I actually think
you look older

in this photo
than you actually are.

Tyra:To me, when I look
at you in this photo,

I'm like is she just
an Instagram girl?

Can she break through?

And this picture does not
give me confidence that you can.

Okay, thank you.

Tyra: Shanice.

It's like hootchie
high fashion.

I see a little hooch
but I also see--

A little pooch.

I just don't think
you look comfortable
in this photo.

You are a beautiful woman,
but it has to portray
in the photos.

it just has to,
because that's what
makes a model.

- Right.
- Thank you very much.
Brendi.

Drew:I mean,
I'm gonna be honest,

I didn't like any
of your pictures.

You don't know your angles

and you often
do look masculine

because you don't
understand that.

It was just hard to find
a good shot of you,
to be honest.

I think right now
this is the worst
picture of the bunch.

It's like you have one leg.

You have just the arm

that's coming out
of your belly button.

I don't know what
you're looking at.

It's very,
"I just got married
and I'm pregnant."

- You know, it's that.
- That's okay, you know.

- No, it's not.
- No, I mean, your opinion.

Yeah, yeah. No, that--
my opinion is great.

Your film was, like, stiff.

- The stiffness
is not working.
- Okay.

- Okay? Thank you.
- Okay, thank you.

Up next is Christina.

Ashley:
'Cause you do look
frightened in the face,

I'm blanked off
and I don't want to share
anything with you.

That's not the girl who
was standing in front of me

giving me all the lip,

and it was fiery
and smart-mouthed

and that was coming for me.

And your face is weak.

Drew:
I love this photo.

I think we've given you
very hard looks to deal with.

You glowed, and that was
the challenge.

Tyra: I'm obsessed
with this picture.

- Thank you.
- It's one of my favorites.

I think there is
a silent confidence,

innocence to it.

It's a 50/50 split.
Oh, my God.

They're the enemy, Drew.

- Thank you so much.
- Okay, thank you guys.

Tyra: Coura.
Here's your best shot.

Drew:I think you
are absolutely stunning

and I think that
you know it

and you're confident
about that.

I think you don't
bring it to the world.

I want you to find
your personality.

The pictures you got.
That part you don't.

Tyra: You know all those
gifs or "jifs" of me

- all over the Internet
making crazy faces?
- Like this one?

Like this.
"Aah! Ooh! Oh, my God?

How am I gonna
make it fashion?

You gotta smize!
I was rooting for you!"

All that crazy stuff
got me hired.

Drew:
Coura needs courage.

Oh, my God, you need
a "G" and an "E",

and then you've got
"courage."

Thank you, Coura.
Next up, Maggie.

Ashley:
You're definitely
an Instagram model.

But that's not
why we're here, right?

It's not. I want to be
that high fashion--

I want to be on the runways,
on the magazines,

and not Instagram.

Ashely:
You can tell you are
a beautiful girl.

But this is where
you could have acted

a little bit more
Calvin Klein boy,

chill, basic.

Drew:
I'm so confused by you.

When you're talking
to certain people you're,

"Hey, homegirl."

And when you're
talking to me

you're like
a white picket fence.

It's almost rude.
It shows in your pictures.

I've moved to different places

and I've experienced different
people at different times.

- So have I.
- We all have.

- We all have.
- I know, I know.

But just be you.
That's the best you.

When I look here,
I do think I see a model.

I'm just not sure if
she's high fashion enough.

- It's very catalog.
- Tyra: Okay, thank you.

- Thank you.
- Ivana!

Drew:You have to
use your body

as part of your brand.

- Celebrate it, okay?
- Okay.

We have to work harder,

because we are the ones
who will always be told,

"Oh, your cellulite
is too much"

or because
"Your curves are too much."

But if you want to do it
for the curved girl,
step it up.

- All right, thank you.
- Thank you.

Okay, so now it is time
for the judges to deliberate.

And when I call you back,
I will announce

who has best photo

and who is going home.

I'm really comfortable
in my skin,

but I don't know
how to channel something

not sexy or pretty.
I really don't.

It's so hard.

I don't--
I'm trying so hard.

What else do you want from me?

Yeah.

All right,
let's talk about the best
and the worst.

Sandra.

Drew:She's a very hard
person to take a photograph,

and I think it's because
she hasn't been trained

of someone taking
a photograph of her,

- only her taking a photo
of herself.
- Law: Oh.

- Tyra:Maggie.
- Ashley: Is that
white homegirl?

- Yes.
- I actually didn't hate
her photograph as much.

Can she work Paris and Milan?
New York? I don't know.

- Kansas.
- Tyra:Rio.

Rio, I love.
She's so fun to work with.

She has every attribute
that "America's Next
Top Model" should.

- Tyra:Coura.
- Ashley:She's gorgeous,

but we have got
to pull that personality
out of her.

Maybe she's just
a black caterpillar.

She hasn't blossomed
into a butterfly yet.

- Ahh, it's true.
- Ashley: I like that.

Tyra:
Brendi, what do you think?

She almost seems like
she doesn't care.

And that's the worst part,
'cause she does care.

She's been living in a car.
She wants this.

- I have no doubt
in you at all.
- ( sniffles, sobs )

15 beautiful ladies
stand before me,

but I only have 14 photos
in my hands.

And these photos represent
the girls that are still
in the running

towards becoming
"America's Next Top Model."

The first name that
I am going to call
is best photo.

Coura.
Look at that beautiful woman,

glowing so beautifully
on the outside.

But we need
to see Coura glow
on the inside.

What is that personality?

- Okay.
- Congratulations.

Runner up
for best photo is Rio.

You brought it.
Congratulations.

Thank you, Tyra.

Erin.

You are showing them
how it's done.

You are 42, but your spirit

is fresh and young
and vibrant.

Congratulations.

Jeana.

Jeana:
I've always wanted
to be able

to get a photo from you.

- Congratulations, Jeana.
- Thank you.

Khrystyana.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you.

Christina.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you.

The next name
I'm going to call is...

( laughs, snorts )

Why do you do this to me?

- Liz!
- You're baiting me!

Well, look at this photo.

It's just kind of in
the middle.

- Yeah.
- Now we gotta step
our game up.

Congratulations.

-Kyla.
- Thank you.

Ivana.

- Rhiyan.
- Thank you.

Liberty.

Congratulations.

Next name I'm gonna call...

- Shanice.
- Congratulations.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

Next name I'm going
to call is Sandra.

-Congratulations.
- Sandra:Thank you.

Tyra:
You're still in the running

towards becoming
"America's Next Top Model."

Thank you.

Will Brendi and Maggie
please step forward?

Two beautiful girls
stand before me,

but I only have
one photo in my hands.

And the girl
who I do not call,

must immediately pack your
photos and go home.

I have to look at you,
Maggie, and I'm like,

the judges didn't really
love the homegirl--

white homegirl thing.

I'm not sure
if the white homegirl

should be at home
just taking selfies.

And then I look at Brendi K.

Brendi "K" for "kick-ass."

And this photo
is anything but.

So who stays in this
competition?

Brendi.

Congratulations,
you are still in the running

towards becoming
"America's Next Top Model."

- Thank you so much.
- You are beautiful,
you are a fighter.

I want to get you
out of that car.

But I can't do it alone.
You have to work.

And this shoot
was not the girl

that I chose to be
in this competition.

You're still in the running
towards becoming

"America's Next Top Model."

- Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.

You kick ass, okay?

Thank you.

- Come here.
- Thank you so much.

Appreciate it.

Maggie, if you want
to be a high fashion model,

you're gonna have to
take some time

and figure out
who she is in a photo

- because you're beautiful.
- Thank you.

But how can you take a photo
and make it interesting?

- Okay.
- Okay, thank you.

- Thank you so much.
Thank you, guys.
- Thank you.

Maggie:
It was really shocking.

I'm just really bummed.
I'm so excited to see

all you guys kill it.
Like, I really am.

But I have many sides to me,
and I felt, like,

kind of cut short
and read off the wrong way,

and then they just
didn't try with me.

I really thought
there was more for me here.

Being picked as final 15,
like, that's so

groundbreaking for
my career to have that.

So by all means,
I'm just so grateful.

[music playing]

Well, Maggie--

Drew.

--what happened?

You are our first girl
eliminated on Cycle 24.

I know.

I tell myself this every
day since I was eliminated,

that I'm convinced that I
had too much beef with myself

and the judges, and
stuff with, like,

the competition and the
girls, because I came

into it thinking it was
going to go a certain way,

and it didn't.

And then I wrapped
myself up in that.

You felt that you had
beef with the judges?

MAGGIE: I came into it
thinking I was a certain way.

And then you guys didn't
see that about me,

with being really laid back
and cool, and just being me.

But then, I was seen
as kind of not fake,

but trying too hard
to be a certain way,

when I really didn't think
that's how I was coming across.

So I was, like,
hitting a barrier.

Do you feel like the
white homegirl piece

backfired on you?

Yeah.

I will always stand by homegirl.

Like, my friends
and I use that term

homeboy, homegirl,
whatever, very casually.

Like, me being a homegirl is
just like laid back and cool,

and we can kick it,
and that's that.

There's nothing more to that.

And I think it just
got too serious.

My thing was just,
stay chill, stay cool.

Stay you.

Well, what are you?

I mean, I'm me.

I am everything I experienced
with my life and people.

And I think I have a
lot of different aspects

to how I was raised, and
where I moved, and who I met.

And I have a funny side to me,
and I have a very serious side.

And I have a more
vulnerable side

with what I've lived
through with certain people

that affect how I do act.

But every single side
of me is still me.

I think you're still
looking for Maggie.

I am.

And I turned 21 a month ago,
and, like, I think when I'm 35

or I'm 40, I'm still going to
be going to different places,

meeting new people,
and being like,

oh my god, there's
that side of me, too,

where when I was young,
that was not even me.

Now I realize this is me,
where every single day,

you might have a new part
of you leaving or coming.

So what would you have
done differently if you were

to redo this whole experience?

I think going into it, I just
got very intimidated and very

taken back into my shell.

And so, I was, like, going
over, OK, what do you say?

How do you say it?

How are you going
to look to them?

I just wanted to
take two to be calm

and just be like, actually, no.

And instead, I was
just trying to, like,

catch up with you guys.

Yeah, and I think that that's
what we really struggled with,

is we didn't want you to
ever have any reason to say,

if I had a take two-- because
if you came and presented

your authentic self,
I think you would

have needed only one
take, because I've seen

your pictures.

You take a good picture.

MAGGIE: Thank you.

And you are a beautiful girl.

But I think that that piece
to it, that was going to stand

in your way, was, you know,
can you bring that brand

and that personality
of who you are to life.

Were you a fan of Top
Model before you came on?

And that's my biggest thing.

I grew up on this [bleep].

Like, me and my mom, like--
seriously, when I found out,

I was, like, instant tears.

I was like, Mom, Mom.

And she's like, I
don't believe you.

I'm like, it's true.

But yeah, I think just going
into it knowing so much

about the show, instead of just
stripping that away and being

like, this is your
moment, instead of knowing

the whole history of Top Model
and how big it is to me--

and I think it was just
too big in my mind.

instead of just
breaking it down,

like, just take
care of this moment,

and then take care of this
moment, when I was thinking of,

like, the whole
situation I was in.

So you've left
the competition now.

Who should we be rooting for?

My girl is Gina.

Gina.

Instantly.

Like, she's just a
little firecracker to me.

Like, I'd take her and I,
like, squeeze her little body.

I just want to,
like, lift her up.

She's, like, my
little penis head.

I like (PEEPING)
with her little head!

It's like a joke
between us, where

we're like (CUTE BABBLING)--

Your little penis head.

Yeah, she's like a tip--

OK, well, Maggie, that
is definitely interesting.

But Gina is my girl.

Who's the messiest?

Liz.

Who's the horniest?

Kyla.

Who is the funniest?

Liz, again.

Who's the craziest?

[inaudible].

Who's the toughest judge?

You, in my opinion.

OK.

Who gave you the most
helpful critiques?

Ashley and Tyra.

It goes between the two of them.

And what was it like standing
in front of Tyra Banks?

She was kind of
like a mirage to me.

I like, wanted to touch her to
see if it was, like, actually

real, because her face
was just, like, perfect.

And I think, growing
up this whole time,

I'm like, are you real,
or is this still TV

and I'm just standing
in front of a TV?

I know, the screen?

Yeah, pretty much.

I do the same thing, too.

Yeah.

I want to just be,
like, where's the flaws?

They're not there.

All right, well,
you are fantastic.

And I think that you've
learned a lot on this.

I have.

And I think there are
big things from you,

because you do take
a great picture.

I will not deny that.

All right?

That's big, coming from
you, so I appreciate it.

Yeah.

It is.

Don't mess this up.

I won't. (LAUGHING) I won't.

Thank you.

All right.

Bye, Maggie.

Okay, cool.

I definitely feel like
Christina's the instigator.

You're ganging up
on all of us.

Yeah! There's 55,000 people
standing behind me.

She's that person.

Rhiyan:We're getting
transformations.

These aren't
normal makeovers.

This is what's going to
take us to the next level.

We are making
a high fashion video.

Ladies, Director X.

The two judges are ready
to bare themselves

to the world right now.

We see your beauty.