Tyra Banks Removes Age Limit For Applicants On America's Next Top Model
At 43, she would be 16 years too late to audition for her own show.
Now that Tyra Banks has re-claimed the position of America's Next Top Model host from Rita Ora, she's making a FEW MORE CHANGES to the series in it's 24th cycle.
In a new video posted on yesterday, Tyra tells her fans that the long-standing rule stating that Top Model hopefuls must be 27-years-old or younger is done.
'I don’t care how old you are, honey,' the runway queen told her fans in a video posted to Twitter.
'You just need to know how to smize and be open to learning how to work the runway like a supermodel,' she continued.
The term smize is Banks' word for smiling with your eyes.
However, all applicants still must be US citizens.
This isn't the first time the show has broken it's own rules.
In 2013, after being an exclusively female competition, ANTM added men to its 20th season.
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