America's Next Top Model, Cycle 16

Nigel Barker:
[to Alexandria] Something interesting happened that I wanted to bring up. There was this sort of extraordinary performance between you and Brittani. What was that about?

Brittani:
We all kind of think that...as far as a role model goes, you really chose the wrong spokesperson because...we see the true Alexandria.

Nigel Barker:
Well, as far as being a role model is concerned, to be that outspoken at a photoshoot, in front of the photographer, in front of the clients by the way, Ford were there, was extremely unprofessional. There is a reason why we don't know all of Alexandria's business. It's because what you do at home...is what you do at home. So, it's worth bearing that in mind. 'Cause now, I...you know, I have a different idea about you.

Brittani:
That's fine.

Tyra Banks:
Brittani, why in front of the client?

Brittani:
I didn't confront her! I wasn't like, "Oh, you didn't deserve to win!" I didn't say that about her!

Alexandria:
Yes, you did.

Brittani:
I was talking with them, and she overheard and I...

Tyra:
But the client heard. So...

Brittani:
And I apologize if I didn't hear. We were talking quietly, and Alexandria said, like, "I'm right here, I can hear you." I understand it was the—[starts sobbing] the wrong time, and I just feel horrible...that I made myself look like a bad person, because of how I felt about her, and I'm just...so mad at myself for letting her do this to me!

Tyra:
Brittani, we're talking about role models, right?

Brittani:
[to Tyra] Yeah.

Tyra:
In terms of sportsmanship, what you have done is...probably one of the weakest things that a role model could do, no matter what you feel inside. If you think somebody else is getting something that they don't deserve, you shut your lips, especially in front of a client. This is a business. You have to respect the client, you have to respect your co-workers, and you have to respect yourself. [Brittani suddenly walks out of the judging panel crying]