Janice Dickinson Doesn't Regret Dishing Out Criticisms On 'America's Next Top Model'

Janice Dickinson is standing by her comments she’s made in the past about America’s Next Top Model.

The 67-year-old model responded to a question on her Instagram account about the now controversial reality show.

When asked is she has regrets about her harsh criticisms she said on the show, Janice said no.

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In response to the question, she first captioned the video that “people forget that TV is acting.”

In the video, she added, “Um, no. It was acting. And that’s that.”

In a previous interview with Oprah Winfrey, Janice also commented on the criticism she handed out to the hopefuls.

“When I was hired to do ANTM, Tyra [Banks] hired me to be like a female Simon Cowell, to be feeding, in negative fashion, things about the girls,” she said.

“Tyra’s a tough businesswoman, and she does great TV. I respect her as a woman,” Janice continued. “I’ve said some pretty bad things about her in the past because I’d been fired, and I was very hurt that I’d been fired, so I acted out. That’s not when I acted in a sober-like fashion. I really apologize to you, Tyra, for the things I might’ve said to you, because she is a great lady, and thanks to her, I’ve had a very successful career on television.”