Model Lisa Madden has revealed that the drama that went down on Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model will help her in Miss Universe.
The Cork beauty –  who will represent Ireland the Miss Universe – was a finalist on series 8 of the show, and Lisa believes her experience will help prepare her.
“It would definitely help me. I think Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model will stand to me in this competition,” she told Goss.ie.
“Because you know the way your going to be with a group of girls for two weeks or three weeks,” she said.
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“With Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model some days I just had to take my time alone and there was other days that I was fine,” she said
“I wouldn’t be into that kind of thing you know the whole bitchy thing, so just enjoy it and if you do need time away  to take your time away to cool down.”
The UCC student says she learned a lot from the SKY Living show, and she will bring her experience to the world stage.
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“I live at home, I have one younger brother so I am not used to being surrounded by a group of girls 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” she said
“I think what it is that I kind of learned that you just stay away from the drama. It would ruin the experience”
