Unseen Drama: America’s Next Top Model Surprises Missing from Netflix

A recent Netflix documentary, "Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model," has stirred controversy by exposing the gritty behind-the-scenes details of the iconic show. Former contestants accuse Tyra Banks and production of exploiting their insecurities and trauma for ratings. The documentary also sheds light on the show's history of highly offensive photoshoots.

The release of the documentary has sparked discussions about the show's controversial moments that were not covered in the film. Despite its flaws, "America's Next Top Model" was recognized for showcasing more diversity on television during the 2000s, with moments like featuring a queer relationship on national TV.

Key Moments Missed in the Documentary:

• Tyra Banks criticizing a model for being too gay
• Jaeda Nichole being forced to kiss a male model who made a racist comment
• Photographer Yu Tsai making insensitive remarks to model Winnie Harlow

In one instance, a contestant was criticized for showcasing African pride, while another was asked to pose in a grave shortly after a personal loss. These controversial moments were not included in the documentary, raising questions about the show's portrayal and impact.

The documentary, "Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model," is now available for streaming on Netflix, inviting viewers to explore the show's complex history and controversies.