Nnenna - Cycle 6

[southernbeauty]

Striking - wish she were taller. Elegant and graceful - hope she doesn't pull a yaya.

Her attitude is nothing like YaYa...Have you seen her video interview?

[rikyrah]

She's beautiful. Striking face. Great bone structure.

24 and a chemist?

[Asylum-ECT-girl]

Yaya started off nice and sweet, not a hint of an attitude--then her real self came out as she started winning challenges. People change as they get closer to the number one spot -- I guess it's the stress of the competition. I hope she doesn't pull a Bre! and nobody else either.

[ko0la1d]

Yaya started off nice and sweet, not a hint of an attitude--then her real self came out as she started winning challenges. People change as they get closer to the number one spot -- I guess it's the stress of the competition. I hope she doesn't pull a Bre! and nobody else either.

Hopefully not! But then think about it, she's from Nigeria - born and raised, moved to Texas. I think she's very humble, and I love her Nubian-esque beauty. And people from other countries don't take things for granted since they know what it's like to have nothing, I believe. I hope she doesn't pull a "Yaya" either! I honestly can't see that.

[smartcritic]

Considering you have to be an American citizen to compete. Nnenna must be born in the States and raised in Nigeria. And judging from some of my friends who are from Nigeria she will be humble and you are right ko01a1d, she won't take this competition for granted.

[TunaFests]

Considering you have to be an American citizen to compete. Nnenna must be born in the States and raised in Nigeria. And judging from some of my friends who are from Nigeria she will be humble and you are right ko01a1d, she won't take this competition for granted.

you can become an American citizen after moving here for a certian amount of time so i think she was born in Nigeria

[Asylum-ECT-girl]

I hope they can allow contestants from other countries (who are now citizens) into the competition. People from other countries have different looks and even different attitudes, which is what is IN for the modeling industry; plus, a variety of different cultures and personalities will make great television. I agree with KoOla1d, immigrants are a lot more humble and thankful for opportunities; I bet Nnenna will be humble and hard working and not partronizing to the others contestants like Yaya was.

[BLaNKoBoRiQuA]

im just glad we have a ture, beautiful african women, thats likeable by everybody

[smartcritic]

I am just afriad that Tyra & Co. might be looking for an "American" for "America's Next Top Model" and no matter how great she is she might not be "American" enough for Tyra and Covergirl. And keep in mind that they have never had a dark skinned girl win and I don't think it is a conincidence.

[Bniceuk]

I picked Mollie Sue as the winner before looking @ Nnenna, watched her promo and she is ABOSOLUTELY STUNNING has that African Princess thing going on (Regal). Finding out she a Nija makes it all the more exciting for me.

GOO NNENNA!