Jenah Doucette isn't your ordinary girl next door, the usual type that Cover Girl often runs after. This is probably the best reason why she makes for a more interesting personal story. The young aspiring model had previously admitted that she had a challenging upbringing, and this could be the reason why she has been able to make it through the most challenging and best photos this cycle of America 's Next Top Model. Her depth simply put her in the spot, and her beauty flowed freely into the photos. Since the last cycle ended, Jenah was able to share some details on her experience on the show and what it means to her now that it's over.

Jenah Doucette admitted that she did not tell her sisters that she would be part of America 's Next Top Model. When she left shortly before her graduation, she told her family that she'd by hiking the Appalachian Trail .

Apparently modeling and her family are a fraught topic for her, and she admits, "I didn't ever think I'd model'My mom did some modeling in her past, so that deterred me for a while. I was rebellious."

However, Jenah soon realized that modeling could possibly be her true calling. She said, "As I would take pictures with photographers she knew, who were training or shooting for fun, they always said, 'You should do this.'"

Jenah added that she watched the final show with her friends instead of her family, adding that "My mom was mad at me for not watching it with her, but she had a lot of people over that I didn't know, and besides, it was not exactly like we'd all be celebrating."

Despite the tense feeling, Jenah is still happy about her America's Next Top Model experience, as she did learned a lot about herself and the fashion and modeling industry. She added that she has been recognized in a few places that she's been to, but back in her hometown of Farmington , CT , she's pretty much under the normal person category. She added that she knew why, saying, "50 Cent lives in our town. So I don't think it's that big a deal that I'm here."