Overview
- In Netflix’s Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model, Sullivan says she was heavily intoxicated and blacked out when she was filmed with a male model in Milan.
- She says producers should have pulled her from the situation and only permitted a call to her then-boyfriend after she threatened to quit, with the emotional conversation recorded.
- Executive producer Ken Mok says the series operated like a 24/7 documentary that filmed everything, while asserting editors significantly reduced what aired from the Milan footage.
- Sullivan says the fallout followed her off-camera, describing public shaming and a relationship that did not survive after the show.
- The docuseries presents competing accounts, with Sullivan characterizing the encounter as assault reframed as a cheating storyline and Mok defending continuous filming.