Adrianne Curry used a live stream to sharply criticize a major fashion show for featuring celebrities rather than traditional models, a 2026 report said. She said Kylie Jenner is "not a f***ing model" and does not have a "model's body," and she took aim at a transgender model who appeared on the runway. The report quoted Curry saying the event had "turned into a joke" and that the Fantasy Bra should go to the "belle of the ball."
The 2026 report noted Curry singled out the use of high‑profile entertainers on the catwalk and lamented that the show opted for established names instead of taking a risk on an unknown. The report also said other non‑models walked the runway and that family and friends cheered in the crowd, a detail the report linked to the show's broader casting choices.
Background And Recent Controversies
Curry first rose to public attention as the winner of the inaugural cycle of America's Next Top Model, and she later worked as a fashion model and television personality, according to her biographical profile. She has appeared in multiple magazine spreads and covers, walked for several designers and participated in commercial campaigns. She has also posed for two Playboy covers and pictorials, the profile said.
The profile recorded a turn to reality television, including an appearance on The Surreal Life that led to a public relationship with Christopher Knight and a reality series documenting their life together. The Washington Post reported on their later separation, and subsequent sources in the profile said the couple divorced. Curry later announced an engagement to voice actor Matthew Rhode and eloped in a national park, information that appeared in the profile and related reports.
The profile described Curry's later pivot away from Hollywood. It noted she hosted gaming coverage for industry events and served as a panelist on a reality gaming show. She runs a lifestyle blog from a remote location and relocated to Montana, the profile said. The profile also recorded a string of public controversies, including a 2023 backlash after she criticized casting choices in a television adaptation and a 2024 social media announcement that she had left the Democratic Party and endorsed Donald Trump.
