Where is danielle from antm

However, once she read Woods' post, she felt it was important to speak up and finally share her side of the story. This is not a video to war against anyone, this is not a video to defame anyone's character, and this is not a video to discuss my relationship with Tyra.

This is a video for me to speak my truth and to provide clarity and for me to address an issue that was done 15 years ago that carries weight and that clearly affected a lot of young girls in America Evans then provided some background information on what led her to appear on ANTM.

She said her brother convinced her to audition for the show because he knew how badly she wanted to get out of Little Rock, Arkansas.

Evans said she was initially hesitant because she believed the show wasn't a true reflection of the modeling industry and didn't like how the contestants were humiliated. That one goal was to get out of my hometown, to create a different, better life for myself. That was it You need to understand that I had a goal and anyone who stood in my way of getting out of Little Rock was going to get bulldozed over. Evans then dished on the unaired events that led up to Banks' comments.

Nevertheless, Danielle made it to the top two, with Tyra saying she could be given speech lessons. In the finale, the judges were torn with some of the judges preferring fellow finalist Joanie 's versatile portfolio, while others notably Nigel Barker preferring Danielle's "signature look".

However, they felt as though Evans had the stronger in-person presence compared to Joanie and commanded the final catwalk, plus her charisma and charm edged out Dodds.

She was crowned the winner. In , clips of Danielle on the show were trending on Twitter, most notably of Tyra trying to get the gap in her teeth closed. She posted a video on Instagram on May 6, , addressing the situation. After the show, Danielle shortened her name to just Dani, and signed with Ford Models as part of her prize.

She has appeared on the cover of PowerPlay Magazine , an Arkansas-based publication. At the time, it could have been anything — something in fashion or home decor. One friend even suggested golf clothes because I think they're hideous. Then another friend, visiting from L. That's when everything inside me exploded. That was it! I knew I was doing hats.