Banks addressed the drama in 2020 on X, formerly known as Twitter, saying she agreed with some of the posts about the insensitivity on the show, saying those were some "really off choices." Last week, she revisited it, owning up to the fact that not everything went right on the show.

Tyra Banks, the creator of 'America's Next Top Model,' reflected on the show's impact on diversity despite facing criticism.

Tyra Banks is ready to return to modeling as she reflects on 'America's Next Top Model's empowering yet problematic legacy.

Tyra Banks is aware of the criticism surrounding her long-running reality show America’s Next Top Model, but she refuses to tarnish its legacy. While accepting the first-ever Luminary Spotlight honor at the ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards on Thursday,

Tyra Banks admitted to saying some "dumb sh*t" on her hit model competition reality show, but she didn't hesitate sharing the show's impact.

Tyra Banks accepts the Luminary Spotlight at Essence's 18th Annual Black Women in Hollywood Awards, acknowledging some of the more problematic aspects of her America's Next Top Model, but arguing that she and the show should be remembered more for its groundbreaking strides in representation.

In recent years, America’s Next Top Model has not necessarily aged with the grace of a cover star - something host Tyra Banks addressed in a recent speech at Essence‘s 18th annual Black Women in Hollywood Awards,

Tyra Banks acknowledged her past missteps on America’s Next Top Model during her speech at the ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards, stating: “I said some dumb shit.” The event recognized Banks as its inaugural Luminary Spotlight recipient on Feb.