Gina, RealityWanted: What was it like to shoot campaigns and walk runways in Bali?Ī. Drama naturally took place because men were involved and sexual tension was involved. This has made things entertaining for sure! If ratings keep going up, they'll keep going this route. There definitely hasn't been so much focus on the drama in past seasons. Cory: Oh my god! Definitely being a superfan of the show, I didn't expect the drama to be this elevated. Gina, RealityWanted: Did having men in the competition up the drama factor?Ī. She looks like a model that you already see in campaigns and magazines.

She intimidated everyone from the beginning. Gina, RealityWanted: Did you look at anyone as your biggest competition?Ī. I think it depends on what type of model you are and then it comes down to your confidence and how well you're selling the product. Cory: Yeah, I was wondering the same thing at first. Gina, RealityWanted: Were you worried about being judged against female models? It seemed, initially, like it would be hard to compare.Ī. Even before they were auditioning men, I thought about throwing on a wig and doing it that way! You better believe I was jumping off the walls when I heard they were taking men. I'm sort of a nerd when it comes to Top Model so I've seen every season. Gina, RealityWanted: What was your reaction when you found out you could audition this season?Ī. Cory was surprisingly eliminated right in the final hours of the competition and we took a look back on the season and chatted with him about being one of the first male models to compete on the long running series. She was the last woman standing in the final three, up against Marvin Cortes and Cory Hindorff. Last month, Jourdan Miller was named the winner of America's Next Top Model Cycle 20 in beautiful Bali.

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