Where is tocarra now

Self as Toccara. Show all 10 episodes. Self - Television Host. Show all 8 episodes. Show all 15 episodes. Self - Host. Show all 9 episodes. Hide Show Archive footage 1 credit. Alternate Names: Toccara. Height: 5' 9" 1. Edit Did You Know? Trivia: Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. She also attended Stivers High School in downtown Dayton. So if you have been wondering what the once aspiring model has been doing since America's Next Top Model , well, the answer is It was Cycle 3 that Jones first made her appearance on the popular show.

Despite being one of the fan favorites by the judges and fans, including winning the " Covergirl of the Week " title four times, she never placed above fourth call-out in any judging. She broke down crying in episode seven for not having any clothes that fit her for the Ford Mustang photoshoot, then getting in a fight with the wardrobe stylist.

She was placed in the bottom two that episode, but was saved over Cassie. Toccara was eliminated over Ann in the eighth episode. The judges thought that she lost her spark she originally had in the first weeks. At that deliberation, Tyra was extremely angry about all the judges unanimously voting for her to leave.

She was referenced by Tyra in episode seven of Cycle 16 , saying she hasn't been that angry at Mikaela Schpani 's elimination since Toccara's. Toccara was voted as one of the most memorable contestants by AOL Entertainment. It was the highest selling issue ever, and She was the second black plus-size entertainer, after Oprah Winfrey, and first black plus-size model to appear in Italian Vogue.

The "Black Issue" featured significant past and current black models in response to the "black out" of black models preventing them from getting hired for print and runway jobs.

That blonde hair, honey! Thank you. But you know what: Our stylist on Thick House was so fabulous. And that's what I'm excited for the viewers to see, too, because she snatched them girls up, all the different shapes and sizes.

I love that all the contestants are women of color, because within the plus-size fashion space — and industry as a whole — Black women are constantly erased and refused credit for their needle-moving work. What other reality shows can you name that has a full cast of women of color? Well actually, we can, because all of the culture comes from us anyway. When I look at these girls, I remember auditioning, I remember being in the house, I remember how it felt to be in front of the judges.