Tyra Banks Sues Netflix Over Documentary Allegations, Adrianne Curry Mocks Her Claims Tyra Banks, the 52-year-old former America's Next Top Model host, has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, accusing the streaming platform of manipulating footage and omitting key details in a documentary titled Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model. The legal action, filed on June 13, alleges defamation, breach of contract, and false portrayal, with Banks demanding a jury trial to determine the appropriate damages. The documentary, which explores the legacy of the reality show, has sparked controversy over its depiction of Banks, who claims the edits created a misleading narrative about her role in the series. Adrianne Curry, the winner of the first season of America's Next Top Model, responded to the lawsuit with sharp sarcasm on Instagram. She mocked Banks’ allegations, stating, “I’ve read that Tyra Banks is suing Netflix because she didn’t like how she was ‘cut’ [in the documentary]. Bitch, for real, girl?” Her post included a laughing emoji and the caption “Welcome to the party, old lady,” signaling her dismissive attitude toward the legal action. Curry’s tone contrasts with her previous public praise for Banks, which included calling her “insane” for refusing to apologize for past controversies surrounding the show. The lawsuit centers on Banks’ claim that Netflix’s editing choices and selective omissions distorted her image, portraying her as complicit in alleged misconduct during the show’s run. According to court documents obtained by People magazine, the documentary allegedly constructed narratives and dramatized events to serve a specific agenda.#netflix #tyra_banks #adrianne_curry #america_s_next_top_model #reality_check_inside_americas_next_top_model
