Eps 5: Where are they now America next top model winners
The podcast provides updates on several winners of "America's Next Top Model." Some have continued their modeling careers, securing lucrative contracts and landing magazine covers, while others have branched into different fields such as acting, music, and business. A few have become successful influencers, using social media to build their personal brands. There are also instances where winners have returned to more private lives, pursuing education or starting families. Overall, the podcast showcases the varied paths the winners have taken since their time on the show, highlighting both their professional achievements and personal journeys.
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Dianne Douglas
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Adrianne Curry, the first winner, initially enjoyed a successful modeling career but later shifted her focus to reality TV and her personal ventures, including cosplay and streaming on Twitch. Yoanna House, the winner of Cycle 2, continued modeling and transitioned into television hosting, though she has remained relatively low-profile in recent years. Eva Marcille, Cycle 3's queen, has enjoyed a well-rounded career, encompassing modeling, acting, and reality TV, most notably joining the cast of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta."
Naima Mora, who took the title in Cycle 4, has pursued a mix of modeling and music, fronting her band Galaxy of Tar. Nicole Linkletter, Cycle 5's winner, stayed in the modeling industry, appearing in various print campaigns and runway shows. Danielle Evans from Cycle 6 has also found consistent work in modeling while authoring a book titled "The Ugly Side of Being Pretty."
Caridee English, the spirited winner of Cycle 7, leveraged her fame to raise awareness about psoriasis while continuing her work in modeling and television hosting. Jaslene Gonzalez from Cycle 8 remains active in the fashion scene, frequently participating in runway shows and promotional events.
Cycle 9 winner Saleisha Stowers, who later adopted the name Sal Stowers, successfully transitioned to acting, securing a longstanding role on the soap opera "Days of Our Lives." Whitney Thompson, breaking barriers as the first plus-size winner in Cycle 10, has championed body positivity and started her own plus-size modeling agency.
As we move through the cycles, various winners have taken unique paths post-victory, some continuing in fashion, others branching out into entirely new arenas. Overall, the legacy of "America's Next Top Model" winners showcases a diverse array of journeys and accomplishments, reflecting both the opportunities and challenges of their industry's ever-changing landscape.