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BRWhen longtime Brooklynite Shandi Sullivan watched herself in Netflix’s new docuseries, “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model,” she knew exactly what part of her life she would revisit.
“I really struggled at first when they asked me to do the documentary,” Sullivan told Brooklyn Paper. “I was like, I don’t know if I want to do it. I’m probably just going to cry the whole time because I know what they’re going to want to talk about. And that’s exactly what happened. I cried the whole time.”
More than two decades after appearing on “America’s Next Top Model” Cycle 2, Sullivan is once again fielding messages from strangers — only this time, the conversation feels different. Back in 2004, there was no Instagram inbox, no direct way for viewers to reach out. Now, she said, the outpouring of support has been “freaking crazy.”
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