Top model hopeful in the news for the wrong reasons

Britain’s Next Top Model hopeful, Tiffany Pisani, is again making the headlines in the UK press but not necessarily for the right reasons.

Following Monday’s episode of the show on UK Living, she was singled out in a Mail Online article that quoted her competitor as saying the Maltese contestant was “two-faced and backstabbing”.

Olivia Oldham-Stevens, who was eliminated from among the eight models vying for the Next Top Model title, said her opinion of Ms Pisani had changed now that she had seen the show.

“I liked Tiffany before but now I’ve seen the show I think she’s two-faced,” she said, being less critical towards the other finalists.

The girls were required to jump from a 20-foot-high platform onto a crash mat below on the Monday episode. Ms Oldham-Stevens had cold feet and was later evicted from the show.

The Mail Online said she got her biggest shock after the cameras stopped rolling and she was able to see what the other girls had said behind her back.

Ms Pisani appeared not to be the person her fellow contestant thought she was when she said: “Olivia should have at least given it a go because everyone did it.”

The Maltese contestant remains in the running to be Britain’s Next Top Model, although she did not fare too well in the last episode, having a close shave with elimination, left among the final two.

The judges had to choose between the girl with all the potential, who was not using it, and the girl without it, who works hard to get the shot. Ms Pisani falls into the latter category and she was saved from being the latest casualty by the judges.

Another blow came in the form of head judge and show host Elle Macpherson’s valid opinion that she is due for another haircut, a serious sore point with the Maltese contestant.