‘America’s Next Top Model’ Season 20 Episode 4: ‘The Guy Who Gets a Weave’

The fourth episode of “America’s Next Top Model” premiers tonight on The CW with “The Guy Who Gets a Weave.”

In tonight’s episode, the models get a lesson in chemistry as they pose for racy photos alongside sexy supermodels Alessandra Ambrossio and Rob Evans. The contestants get make-overs, while unsurprisingly, a few of the men have meltdowns over their new looks. Ultimately, one male gets a weave. Can you venture to guess which one?

Find out how all the drama unfolds when “America’s Next Top Model” Episode 4 “The Guy Who Gets a Weave” airs tonight at 8 PM/7C  on The CW.

Take a look below at the sneak peek video and pictures from the “America’s Next Top Model” contestants’ risqué photo shoots before and after their makeovers. Let us know what you think in the comments box.


 

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