Amba Hudson-Skye gets the BNTM boot

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  • 14 years ago

Amba Hudson-Skye is the latest wannabe to get the boot on Britain's Next Top Model.

Despite being one of the judges favourites in previous weeks and thoroughly enjoying her last shoot in Spain, the 20-year-old said she did not see it coming:

"For me to be eliminated and hear the feedback, I was stunned. Even now I'm not really sure why I went," said Amba.

But the university student insists she will continue to pursue work in the fashion business.

"If anything, this has made me want it more. Getting so close! If you think about the amount of people that applied to just get on the show, I'm proud of how far I got.

"I want to take everything that I've learnt and carry on using it so I'm looking for a modelling agency and I want to keep going with it," she added.

Britain's Next Top Model continues on Mondays on Living.

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