OlderAmanda Crop: Make Me A Super Gay
On last week’s episode of Make Me A Supermodel, 21-year-old contestant Amanda Crop admitted she struggled with how her body looked after giving birth to her son. This was a potential problem for her as the challenge of the week was to model a scarf in the buff.
To remedy this issue, the Oregon single mom shared, “I’m really, really open with my son. Like, I don’t want my son to become, like, I mean, no offense, like gay, when he’s older. So I’m always like naked in front of him now. So I’m absolutely not nervous [about being naked for this photo shoot].”
Unfortunately for Amanda, she was eliminated from the competition by the end of the episode.
After the ep aired, Amanda rescinded her “gay” comment. She told BuddyTV, “I know that some of the things I said, I mean [openly gay contestant Shawn Nishikawa] is one of my best friends and on last night’s show, they see me saying ‘I walk around naked in front of my son so he doesn’t become gay.’ And I was like, what the hell?! I don’t even remember saying that. But obviously, I mean, I was going to walk in the Gay Rights Parade with Shaun in Florida. So obviously, I’m completely for it. I love Shaun and I have nothing against homosexuality. And if my son was gay, I’d be completely fine. Saying things like that is completely not in my character.”
A new episode of Make Me A Supermodel airs this Wednesday, May 13 @ 10PM ET/PT on Bravo.
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:O anorexic; :s
I didn’t know being naked in front of your son will keep him from being Gay. Wow, learn something every day. lol Sheesh!
She sounds she’s a brick short of a load. AND she can keep her skinny a$$ out of the Florida gay parade. Florida has enough of their own homophobes without importing them.
like amanda”s face ,hink brandan should be eliminated as early as possible
man, she’s really skinny
anorexic loser…just shut up
What an anorexic little *****!
I find it endlessly amusing to hear people who have been caught on film doing something distasteful say things like, “It’s just not who I am,” or “It’s completely not in my character.”
Um, obviously it is, or we wouldn’t be watching it before our own eyes. How about, “I was surprised to hear myself speak that way; I guess I have some latent bigotry to work on.”?
i think she’s a little misinformed…
if homosexuality were a choice, i think seeing my mom naked all the time would probably scare me away from women for the rest of my life.
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