Tyra Banks Alleges Netflix Conspired Against Her in Lawsuit
WHO:
ComingSoon.net - Tyra Banks is the plaintiff in the lawsuit against Netflix.
US Magazine - Adrianne Curry, the original winner of America's Next Top Model, is reacting to the lawsuit.
WHAT:
The Cut - Tyra Banks claims in her lawsuit that she spoke with producers for three and a half hours, but they used only about 16 minutes of her responses in the final cut of the docuseries.
The Cut - Banks alleges that the editing led to a false narrative suggesting she allowed a contestant to be sexually assaulted on the show.
The Cut - Banks is also suing for breach of contract and false endorsement in addition to her defamation claims.
The Cut - Banks alleges that she did not have access to the docuseries until a day before its premiere and that producers denied her requests to review the unedited interview footage.
ComingSoon.net - Tyra Banks claims in her lawsuit that Netflix and the directors of the docuseries "Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model" twisted her words to create a false narrative.
ComingSoon.net - Tyra Banks claims in her lawsuit that she was "set up" by the editing of the docuseries, which she argues misrepresented her character and intentions.
ComingSoon.net - Tyra Banks has filed a federal lawsuit against Netflix, claiming defamation.
ComingSoon.net - The lawsuit alleges that Netflix's docuseries, Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model, twisted Banks' words to create a false narrative.
US Magazine - Adrianne Curry commented on the lawsuit, stating, "I read that Tyra Banks is suing Netflix because she didn’t like being edited."
WHERE:
ComingSoon.net - The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles.
WHEN:
ComingSoon.net - The lawsuit was filed on a Saturday.
WHY:
ComingSoon.net - Tyra Banks claims that the editing of the docuseries led to a false narrative about her.
HOW:
ComingSoon.net - The lawsuit is based on allegations of defamation related to the content of the Netflix docuseries.
(UPDATED June 15, 2026 23:31 UTC)
Tyra Banks has filed a lawsuit claiming that after speaking with producers for three and a half hours, only about 16 minutes of her responses were used in the final cut of the docuseries, which she argues created a misleading narrative. She alleges that this editing implies she permitted a contestant to be sexually assaulted on the show, and her legal action includes claims for breach of contract and false endorsement alongside defamation. Additionally, Banks states that she was not given access to the docuseries until just one day before its premiere and that her requests to review the unedited interview footage were denied by producers.
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(UPDATED June 15, 2026 20:08 UTC)
Tyra Banks has filed a lawsuit against Netflix and the directors of the docuseries "Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model," claiming they twisted her words to create a false narrative. In her legal action, she argues that the portrayal of her in the series misrepresents her intentions and statements. The lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the legacy of the popular reality show.
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(UPDATED June 15, 2026 15:01 UTC)
Tyra Banks has filed a lawsuit claiming that she was "set up" by the editing of a docuseries, which she argues misrepresented her character and intentions. According to her, the way the series was edited distorted the truth about her actions and motivations. This legal action highlights her concerns over how reality television can shape public perception.
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(UPDATED June 15, 2026 06:43 UTC)
Tyra Banks has filed a federal lawsuit against Netflix in Los Angeles, claiming defamation over the editing of their docuseries, Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model. The lawsuit alleges that Netflix twisted Banks' words to create a false narrative about her, which she found unacceptable. Adrianne Curry, the original winner of America's Next Top Model, has reacted to the news, stating, "I read that Tyra Banks is suing Netflix because she didn’t like being edited."