Lisa D'Amato appeared on cycle five of America's Next Top Model and won Cycle 17.

Her experience on the show was incredibly traumatic, with Tyra Banks and producers of the show

using her trauma against her for entertainment purposes.

I can't tell you how bad I was crying. I couldn't catch my breath.

I would panic in there.

It literally lost me in a closet. That's kidnapping against my will.

Lisa has been gaslit, manipulated and pressured by the A&M franchise.

Tyra Banks released a Netflix documentary to try to repair her reputation, but it ultimately

backfired.

And now the models of America's Next top model are correcting the narrative and shifting

blame back to Tyra Banks. We are going to get our power back and fight for ourselves. Fuck you, Tyra.

Let's get Into a podcast.

We have a different kind of episode for you today because Lisa D'Amato, a previous guest

on our show, is back to talk about the latest America's Next Top Model documentary.

Tyra Banks has put Lisa through hell. And I want you guys to hear her story again and her

thoughts on this documentary.

So let's get into it.

Welcome back, Lisa Damado to the channel. It's been three years since we had our interview, and I'm so excited to have you back. My God, the ring news. Wow. I know what I rewatched it this morning. I was like, it feels like it was just like two weeks ago. It really does. But I also feel like I've been in Portugal forever. So how are you? I'm good. Oh my gosh gosh. It feels like deja vu just because like I remember covering the America's Next Top Model and then talking to you, of course, and then people loved our episode. And now we're like just right back into it again. People are interested in it. I know. And so like we we have this new Netflix documentary that came out with Tyra Banks in it, which was huge.

And I saw you gave a statement to page six.

And I was like, chef's kiss.

There's our girl, Lisa.

And you said exactly how I perceived it.

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