Lisa Marie D'Amato (born October 22, 1980) is an American recording artist, fashion model and television personality from Los Angeles. She first came into the public eye as a participant on Cycle 5 of the television series ''

America's Next Top Model ''America's Next Top Model'' (abbreviated ''ANTM'' and ''Top Model'') is an American reality television series and interactive competition in which a number of aspiring models compete for the title of "America's Next Top Model" and a chance to b ...

'', being the eighth eliminated, and eventually went on to win Cycle 17: All Stars.

Early life

D'Amato was born in Los Angeles, California. Her parents divorced when she was seven, with her mother raising her as a single parent. D'Amato started modeling at the age of 12.

Reality TV

''America's Next Top Model''

America's Next Top Model Cycle 5

D'Amato claims to have been dared to send in an audition tape to ''America's Next Top Model'' because her friends were obsessed with the show. After a year of persuasion, she decided to participate in the program realizing she had nothing to lose. D'Amato was the last (thirteenth) girl (edited as the second last (twelfth) girl called and followed by Ebony Taylor when aired) selected for the top thirteen to compete on the UPN reality television show '' America's Next Top Model Cycle 5''. On the show, D'Amato soon became known as the "most notorious" of the models, not scared to speak her mind to the other contestants. She explained that this support truly comes from her heart because she wants other models to look their best, especially on national television. D'Amato cites having been abused as a child as the reason for her hard-hitting, survivalist attitude. She shocked the other models by urinating in a diaper while on a shoot which

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was disgusted about. D'Amato would run around with wigs, masks, and weird outfits; and once had a long conversation with a

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bush she named " Cousin It". Over her stay, D'Amato won two challenges, received one Covergirl of the Week award, received one first call-out and two second call-outs. The judges eliminated D'Amato seventh (since fellow contestant Cassandra Jean quit the competition in episode four) in

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during her only ever bottom two appearance which Jayla Rubinelli had survived for the second consecutive time. D'Amato has been identified since cycle 5 as one of the most memorable contestants due to her entertaining personality, unconventional beauty, penchant for melodrama, and strong fan base.

America's Next Top Model Cycle 6

D'Amato appeared as an assistant in a Cycle 6 episode where the top ten girls received lessons on commercial and high-fashion posing from

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Winning America's Next Top Model Cycle 17: All-Stars

After her first appearance on the show, D'Amato was selected to return to America's Next Top Model along with former fellow contestant Bre Scullark to both represent their Cycle together on the first All-Star edition of the show along with twelve other returning models from past

cycles. D'Amato's seemingly off the wall antics secured her spot on this season of the show and aided in her journey to the top. Like all the other contestants on Cycle 17, D'Amato was given a branding word: "daring". Using this key term, she presented herself on the show accordingly; wearing bold outfits for panel, expressing her extroverted personality and molding the challenges to fit her image. During her time on the show, she developed her own perfume called "Neon", performed in a music video for her song "I Be Like Whoa", won three challenges, received three first call-outs, survived her first bottom two appearance over Camille McDonald from Cycle 2 and was part of a non-elimination bottom two with former Cycle 12 semifinalist and Cycle 14 contestant Angelea Preston. On December 7, 2011, D'Amato won over fellow finalist Allison Harvard from Cycle 12 who was the runner-up in both of her cycles. D'Amato is the second girl (after America's Next Top Model Cycle 8 Winner

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) in the show's history to compete on more than one cycle and win. This win also makes D'Amato the oldest winner at the age of 30.

America's Next Top Model Cycle 18: British Invasion

D'Amato appeared in episode six of Cycle 18: British Invasion to inform the top nine models that they will have to perform in a group music video representing their country. The former

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girls performing were Catherine Thomas of Cycle 4, Annaliese Dayes, and eventual cycle winner

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both of Cycle 5, and Alisha White of Cycle 6. The American girls performing were Kyle Gober, Seymone Cohen-Fobish, Laura LaFrate, Eboni Davis and eventual eliminee from this episode

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Other

She appeared on the third season of ''

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''. She appeared on the fifth season of WeTV's

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Reality Stars. In 2011, D'Amato starred in an

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Network ordered television pilot titled "My Name Is Lisa" produced by Den of Thieves. The ensemble cast includes Lisa D'Amato, Brendan Vaughn, Adam Friedman, Benji Lanpher, Chris Bordeaux, and Lilly Rose. D'Amato pitched her product, Dare-U-Go! on

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of ''

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''. She made a deal with

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for a $150,000 cash plus $200,000 loan in exchange for 35% stake.

Modeling career

D'Amato has been modeling since the age of 12, starring in advertisements for companies such as

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, Sassy, YM, Seventeen,

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, Flojos,

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. She has travelled around the world doing runway shows and print for

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, Devon Becke's,

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, H&M,

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, Clementyne, Sebastian's International,

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's Bon Voyage campaign,

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(a local radio station in

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, and The Gap's "

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" campaign. After ''ANTM,'' D'Amato signed with L.A Models and

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which resulted her starring in ad campaigns for Black Chandelier, designed by

, Clementyne, DaftBird, Swindle Magazine (where she appeared in a six-page editorial and write-up), ''

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'' magazine (where she had a six-page spread and write-up). She has also modeled for

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, DaftBird,

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, Clementyne, Lip Service, ''

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'' Magazine, ''Lemonade'' magazine,

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, and '' Permission'' magazine, where she appeared on the cover of its October 2006 issue. Her runway shows include

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's Fall 2006 collection and

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. D'Amato has also appeared in two

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commercials and on Ripe TV. In December 2011, D'Amato became the face of ANTM's fragrance Dream Come True. In April 2012, D'Amato appeared in a six-page spread in ''

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''. In 2012, she began participating on a YouTube channel, damodel69.

Other

D'Amato lost the award for "The Reality Remix Awards" for "Favorite Altered State." In 2008, she was voted one of the most memorable Top Model contestants by

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Entertainment. and as the tenth biggest villain in

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by ''

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''.

Music career

D'Amato has pursued a career in music and has made a transition from modeling to performing, particularly in the

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, electro rap and

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genres. On October 8, 2007, the music video for her song "Ace of Spades" was released. Later she worked with

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( Whitestarr,

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). This partnership resulted in tracks including "My Name Is Lisa" and "Bikini". Adler and D'Amato collaborated on videos for those tracks. Her song "Can't Touch It!" was featured on the

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show ''

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''. She has opened for or worked with

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, Andre Legacy,

, Ultraviolet Sound, Electric Valentine,

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and

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Debut album

Her debut album called ''La Puchinetta'' was released in December 2009. The collaborators include

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(

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), and DJ Gavin O'Connor. Between recording sessions, D'Amato has performed throughout the Southwestern United States, doing shows with her backup dancers, dubbed "The Super Smokin' Hot Bikini Dancers".

Second album

D'Amato's second album ''Flippin' the Bird'' was released in September 2011 and includes collaborations with

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(

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), L.P.,

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( Rock-a-fella Records/

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), Kali, Chris Bordeaux and Colin Hartel.

Live performances

D'Amato has played as a resident and host at the

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, the Key Club,

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, Rio Hotel Las Vegas, Air Conditioned Lounge Venice, CA, Fubar Hollywood,

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Hotel, Malibu Inn, Mood,

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(Austin, Texas),

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(Vegas),

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(Vegas),

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(Palm Springs, CA), and Hyde.

Personal life

D'Amato married entrepreneur Adam Friedman on September 30, 2012 in the Hollywood Hills. On May 29, 2013, she announced that she was expecting a boy. Their first child was born on September 28, 2013. On September 22, 2016, their second son's birth was live streamed on

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TV appearances

* ''

'' - Guest; 1 episode * ''

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'' - Guest; 2 episodes * ''Industry Insider'' – Herself / Host * ''Johnny V's Reality Stars'' – Herself *''

'' – Episode 6 – As herself (guest) *'' E! Grammy

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Fashion/Beauty Trends'' – As herself *''Ultimate Travel: The Last Resort'' – As herself *''

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'' – As herself *''Da'model Salon'' as herself *''

'' – As herself (winner) *"" Married to Rock - Wild Wedding Episode as herself * ''

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''- Tacky Castle Episode as herself *"''Celeb-u-tots'' - Commentator *'' The Oxygen Network

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'' as herself *''TMZ'' as herself *''

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Cribs'' - Herself *'' Buzzin''' - Herself *''

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'' (2005) as herself *''

'' as herself (guest) *''

'' as herself (contestant) *'' Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew Season 3'' as herself * ''Rad Girls'' as herself *''

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, Rad Girls'' as herself *''

'' as herself *'' Battle of the Bling'' (2022) as herself

References

External links

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