Erin Green is an identical twin and an African American model, host, writer, and producer. She is a former contestant of VH1's, America's Next Top Model, Cycle 24, where she made a grand ent ...Show More
Erin Green is an identical twin and an African American model, host, writer, and producer. She is a former contestant of VH1's, America's Next Top Model, Cycle 24, where she made a grand entrance into the beauty industry dubbed with the moniker of ageless beauty. Erin defied the odds and broke barriers by being the oldest model on the most successful longest running fashion TV show with a 25 year legacy. Erin has graced the runway for some of the top designers in fashion and has been apart of New York Fashion Week, London Fashion Week, Dubai Fashion Week, and numerous other fashion houses. Erin is not only helping to change the paradigm of beauty in the modeling industry, but more importantly, she is helping to give greater purpose to modeling as a platform to inspire confidence, determination, and empowerment at any age in life. Erin has successfully turned her journey into success as a model, TV personality, host, motivational speaker, founder of a non-profit organization, and newly children's book author of 'Being Me is a Hot Topic', helping children to be free and fearless about who they are, being sold on Amazon. Erin has appeared on other numerous TV shows such as Home Made Simple (2018), The Real Talk Show (2015), Spider Man 3 (2007), Body Doubles (2006), Fear Factor Twins Edition (2005), Hair Show (2004); and music videos such as The Weekend: Gasoline (2022), and Selfish music video featuring Slum Village, Kayne West & John Legend (2015). Erin holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from California State University of Bakersfield and a Master's degree in Marriage Family Therapy from the University of Phoenix. With a mental health background, she is able to integrate her knowledge of behavioral health care services and mental health issues to help families' and mentor youth to problem-solve, overcome personal issues, work toward positive experiences; but more importantly, integrate her knowledge in the work of producing great content for shows. Hide
