Английская Википедия:Germany's Next Topmodel (season 17)

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The seventeenth season of Germany's Next Topmodel aired on ProSieben from February to May 2022.

The winner of this season was 18-year-old Lou-Anne Gleißenebner-Teskey from Klosterneuburg, Austria, who is notably the first model in Top Model history to compete with her mother. Her prizes include a cover and spread in the German edition of Harper's Bazaar, a €100,000 cash prize, and a campaign with MAC Cosmetics.

The international destinations of this cycle are Athens, Mykonos, Los Angeles and Ibiza. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, this season is filmed under strict COVID-19 regulations like travel restrictions. Nevertheless, this was the first cycle to film abroad since the fifteenth cycle since the previous cycle was filmed entirely in Germany.

This is the first season where the maximum age limit was removed, allowing contestants of all ages (lowest age limit still being 18) to enter the contest.

Contestants

Ages stated are as of the beginning of the contest

Contestant	Age	Hometown	Finish	Place
Emilie Clement	19	Tafers, Switzerland	Episode 1	31-29
Meline Kermut	20	Bergisch Gladbach
Pauline Schäfer	18	Schwerte
Kim Bieder	20	Rheine	Episode 2	28-27
Martha 'Wiebke' Schwartau	22	Berlin
Kristina Ber	20	Lübeck	Episode 3	26-25
Lisa-Marie Cordt	22	Hannover
Lenara Klawitter	24	Lingen	Episode 4	24 (quit)
Kashmira Maduwege	20	Winnenden		23
Laura Wende	19	Günzach	Episode 5	22
Barbara Radtke	68	Handewitt	Episode 6	21-20
Jasmin Jägers	23	Düsseldorf
Julia Weinhäupl	21	Surberg	Episode 7	19-18
Laura Bittner	20	Großenhain
Jessica Adwubi	23	Berlin	Episode 8	17-16
Paulina Stępowska	32	Berlin
Annalotta Bönninger	20	Schwerte	Episode 9	15
Viola Schierenbeck	21	Шаблон:Nowrap	Episode 10	14-13
Inka Ferbert	19	Nierstein
Amaya Baker	18	Böblingen	Episode 11	12
Vanessa Lealia Kunz	20	Metzingen	Episode 12	11
Sophie Dräger	18	Harsewinkel	Episode 13	10-9
Juliana Stürmer	24	Berlin
Lena Krüger	20	Teltow	Episode 14	8
Vivien Sterk	21	Prien am Chiemsee	Episode 15	7
Lieselotte Reznicek	66	Berlin	Episode 16	6
Anita Schaller	20	Neustadt an der Donau	Episode 17	5
Noëlla Mbomba	24	Berlin		4
Martina Gleißenebner-Teskey	50	Klosterneuburg, Austria		3
Luca Lorenz	19	Munich		2
Шаблон:Nowrap	18	Шаблон:Nowrap		1

Summaries

Results table

Place	Model	Episodes
		1	2	3	4Шаблон:Efn	5Шаблон:Efn	6Шаблон:Efn	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
1	Lou-Anne	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	IMM	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	WIN
2	Luca	SAFE	IMM	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
3	Martina	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	LOW	OUT
4	Noëlla	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	OUT
5	Anita	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	OUT
6	Lieselotte	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	OUT
7	Vivien	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
8	Lena	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
9-10	Juliana	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
	Sophie	SAFE	LOW	IMM	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	OUT
11	Vanessa	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
12	Amaya	SAFE	IMM	IMM	SAFE	IMM	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
13-14	Inka	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	Шаблон:N/a	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
	Viola	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
15	Annalotta	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
16-17	Jessica	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	OUT
	Paulina	SAFE	IMM	IMM	SAFE	LOW	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
18-19	Julia	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	LOW	OUT
	Laura B.	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
20-21	Barbara	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	SAFE	IMM	OUT
	Jasmin	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
22	Laura W.	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	LOW	OUT
23	Kashmira	SAFE	SAFE	IMM	OUT
24	Lenara	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	QUIT
25-26	Kristina	SAFE	LOW	OUT
	Шаблон:Nowrap	SAFE	SAFE	OUT
27-28	Kim	SAFE	OUT
	Wiebke	SAFE	OUT
Шаблон:Nowrap	Emilie	OUT
	Meline	OUT
	Pauline	OUT

Шаблон:Color box The contestant won best performance

Шаблон:Color box The contestant was immune from elimination

Шаблон:Color box The contestant withdrew from the competition

Шаблон:Color box The contestant was eliminated

Шаблон:Color box The contestant was in danger of elimination

Шаблон:Color box The contestant won the competition

Photo shoot guide

• Episode 2 photo shoot: Tug of war in pairs
• Episode 3 photo shoot and video shoot: Promo shoot in groups + opening credits with Heidi Klum
• Episode 4 video shoot: Old timers while acting out an argument scene
• Episode 6 photo shoot: Posing at the runway in velvet catsuits
• Episode 7 photo shoot: Sedcard & yeswecan!cer 2022/2023 Calendar Campaign
• Episode 8 video shoot: Social media influencers selling a product
• Episode 9 photo shoot: Plush Couture in mid-air in groups
• Episode 10 photo shoot: Retro housewives dressed in Moschino
• Episode 11 photo shoot: Nude covered in gold body paint on a big clock
• Episode 12 photo shoot: Jumping on a trampoline in Los Angeles
• Episode 13 video shoot: Visitors in a jail phone booth with Brigitte Nielsen
• Episode 14 photo shoot: Playing tennis showcasing white fashion gowns
• Episode 15 photo shoot: Harper's Bazaar cover-try
• Episode 16 photo shoot: Posing in heights & couture dresses
• Episode 17 photo shoot: Jumping on a pink giant bed dressed in Moschino

Controversies

Jasmin Jägers boycotted the live finale of season 17. Due to the bad experiences of former participants, she no longer wants to be associated with Germany's Next Topmodel.

During the live finale Heidi Klum said towards the criticism of the show: "Dear critics, unfortunately I have to disappoint you. We're going on as before." This was condemned in the strongest terms by both the German media and viewers and caused outrage in Germany. Der Spiegel headlined: "Final in Heidi's torture cellar". Stern (magazine) headlined "Stupid instead of diversity - how Heidi Klum doesn't want to change anything" and T-Online said: "The ego show of the GNTM deadbeat mom". The well-known German comedian Carolin Kebekus said "Germany's Next Topmodel made many great: eating disorders, self-loathing, cyberbullying" and "this year they went crazy for diversity because every woman has the right to be humiliated by Heidi Klum."

In August 2022 in the wake of allegations by former participants against Germany's Next Topmodel, the winner of the 14th season, Simone Kowalski, also spoke up as she said: "Top Model is very dangerous for today's and the previous generations! Many young women have mental trauma! Heidi says she's just being the hostess, but she has a responsibility to at least face the pain and trauma that has been inflicted on many girls!". Kowalski also teamed up with America's Next Top Model contestant Lisa D'Amato to talk about her traumatic experiences with Germany's Next Topmodel. She said during the interview, that Germany’s Next Topmodel made her sick: "They took everything from me, I almost lost my family, my friends, all my money. It was inhuman - they broke me mentally. I came on the show healthy and got sick." She also said that after the show she was forced against her will to work for Heidi Klum's father. To former contestants defending the show, she says: "Good for you, but not for everyone". In her opinion, Germany's Next Topmodel should be discontinued.

In February 2023 Der Spiegel gives a glimpse into the notorious gag contracts that candidates have to sign in order to be able to take part in the Heidi Klum show. According to the Hamburg lawyer Jörg Nabert, these are "illegal gag contracts". The contract binds the women to an agency for two years. A regulation that, according to Nabert, is not customary in the industry. The participants also agree that the recordings "present them in a way that they don't like themselves". According to Der Spiegel, the contracts say: "The contributors are aware of any burdens that may result for them". If necessary, “substantive suggestions” would be made and enforced by the show management. Germany's Next Topmodel can thus stylize people like Tessa Bergmeier (Season 4) as "bitches" without them being able to defend themselves effectively afterwards. Heidi Klum's casting show goes further than similar formats with this practice.

In February 2023, the Berliner Zeitung published an article about the show with the headline: "Why isn't Germany’s Next Topmodel actually canceled?"

In February 2023, the German InTouch wrote: "The willingness to use violence among girls is increasing. They form gangs, bully, hit. Heidi is also partly responsible for the fact that, at least on TV, such behavior should not lead to extra airtime..." The article goes on to say: "With Germany’s Next Topmodel absolutely wrong values are conveyed. It gives the impression that bullying is a legitimate means of dealing with each other."

In February 2023, the Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung wrote that Germany’s Next Topmodel is one of the worst trash TV programs on German television. And: "anyone who watches Heidi Klum is just as bad as she is."

In February 2023, the former judge Peyman Armin criticized the show and Heidi Klum as well. He said: "It has become a pure self-portrayal by Heidi. Heidi comes first. Then Heidi and Heidi again. When Heidi Klum is in the foreground and takes care of the slapstick, for sensational shootings and catfights." Part of the episodes are therefore always scenes in which Heidi Klum would blaspheme with jurors about the contestants.

Also in February 2023, former judge Wolfgang Joop criticized the show and Heidi Klum again when he said he had no say in the decisions. "Heidi does that. Nobody can help there." Not even the producers were allowed to have a say, apart from the timing of the direction. Joop: "Then they say something like: 'Don't let her go yet, the boyfriend will come, that'll bring a lot of tears of joy, we'll take that with us.'" He added: "I wouldn't have been surprised if the show had been discontinued."

In February 2023 at the beginning of the 18th season, Heidi Klum gave a 10-minute speech in which she denied all allegations against her and the show and blamed the candidates themselves. This was once again heavily criticized by both the viewers and the media in Germany. The Berliner Morgenpost wrote: "Everything is wrong, says Klum. She emphasized that 'everything is real' on her show. There is no text or storyline for the models. That's why it's not her fault if a young model feels misrepresented after the broadcast. 'We can only portray a person as they are,' philosophizes Klum. Whether this is true remains questionable. On the one hand, because a story can be cobbled together afterwards that doesn't have to have anything to do with reality. On the other hand, because in the show very young girls in absolutely exceptional and stressful situations meet experienced editors who know exactly what the viewers later want to see on television." Die Welt called Heidi Klum's statement "bizarre". Frankfurter Allgemeine called it a "Catwalk of Shame". Web.de headlined: "Why Heidi Klum's statement is dishonest". Annabelle (magazine) (Switzerland) headlined: "Heidi Klum, this justification went wrong". In an article, Puls24 (Austria) asked whether Heidi Klum practiced perpetrator-victim reversal and Gaslighting. Frankfurter Allgemeine headlined: "This woman only has dollar signs in her eyes" and also assumed that Heidi Klum was doing a perpetrator-victim reversal. BILD asked: "How evil is Heidi Klum really?".

In March 2023 former judge Peyman Armin apologized to Lijana Kaggwa for what she had to experience on Germany's Next Topmodel. He also apologized for being part of Germany's Next Topmodel and promised to never take part in the show again. All of this was broadcast in the format "13 questions" on ZDF.

In March 2023 BILD published the following message: "If the contestants get along too well, they will receive instructions from the crew to argue and produce beef." The participating contestants are also too young and inexperienced and cannot assess the extent of the show.

In April 2023, Heidi Klum said about everything that happens at Germany's Next Topmodel: "At the end of the day I'm the boss and I make the rules!"

In June 2023, the German TV broadcaster ZDF released a 70-minute investigative documentary about the machinations of the makers of Germany's Next Topmodel called "Pressure, hatred, manipulation: how sick does Germany's Next Topmodel make you?". For this documentary, around 50 former contestants, judges and members of the show's crew were interviewed, some anonymously. The makers of the documentary admitted that they are familiar with difficult investigations, but they have never experienced it before that so many people were afraid to talk about what happened as these former participants and employees of Germany's Next Topmodel. A crew member of the show who wished to remain anonymous is quoted as saying: "If you film a young woman from morning to night, you'll get every sectional image you want. So you can cut and tell what you want. A lot of things are cut together wildly. The jobs depend on it. It's about ratings." In addition, former contestants report how the show's editors deliberately foment manipulation, lies and discord among the contestants behind the scenes. The contestants are shielded from the outside world so they lose their nerve and argue. So 20 candidates have to sleep together in one room without contact to the outside world. The statements by Heidi Klum, the broadcasting TV station Pro7 and the production company are presented as hypocrisy. Pro7 is said to have earned 87 million euros with the Season 18, and Heidi Klum 10 million euros. The contestants receive no money. Germany's Next Topmodel has driven some contestants into depression and suicidal thoughts.

External links

• Official Website