America's Next Top Model eliminated Chlea Ramirez during The CW's broadcast of the twentieth season's fourth episode Friday night.

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"Thank you for this opportunity," Chlea told Top Model creator and lead judge Tyra Banks.

"You're welcome, and you're not going far," Tyra noted. "You have a chance to come back. Every single one of you, you have the opportunity to do every single photo shoot and to wow and please the people in social media that will be rooting you on. The highest social media score will come back."

"I want to tell my fans just give me a chance. You don't want any of these skinny b-tches winning. Just give me a chance and you'll see!" said Chlea, a 5' 10" 20-year-old credit analyst from Bear, DE.

Chlea was eliminated from the competition after she found herself in the bottom two alongside Don Walls, a 6' 0" 25-year-old rapper, model and club promoter from Minneapolis, MN.

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The female and male model landed in the bottom two based upon their total combined scores from the judges and viewers for a photo shoot which required the contestants to deliver a "sexy, fierce" photo when posing with either Rob Evans, a Top Model judge and famous model, or Victoria Secret supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio. There was no challenge this week.

Chlea received six points from all three of Top Model's judges -- including Kelly Cutrone. She also earned 4.2 points from the fans, making her overall score 22.2.

Don received five points from Tyra, five from Kelly and six from Rob in addition to his 6.6 fan vote. Don was revealed to be safe thanks to his overall score of 22.6.

Best photo of the week went to Mike, who was also the person to receive the highest overall score of 34.5.

Tyra's call-out order was as follows: Mike, Jiana, Jourdan, Nina, Chris H., Cory, Alexandra, Kanani, Renee, Marvin, Phil, Jeremy, and finally Don and Chlea.






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