Coyote Ugly stars haven’t aged a day as cult movie’s cast including Tyra Banks reunite 25 years after premiere
THE STARS of Coyote Ugly have barely aged a day as the cast of the cult movie reunited.
Twenty five years after the film first had its premiere, the stars – including Tyra Banks – posed together.
Tyra, 51, starred in the hit film alongside Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, Melanie Lynskey, Bridget Moynahan, and LeAnn Rimes.
It focussed on 21-year-old Violet (Perabo) who has dreams of becoming a huge sensation in the music industry.
She moves to New York City after getting an opportunity to chase her dreams before she gets a job at the hottest nightclub in town.
Despite negative reviews from critics, it was a huge success at the box office as it grossed over $110 million.
But 25 years after the film made its debut in theatres, the cast looked better than ever at a starry gala evening.
Tyra sizzled as she posed with fellow cast members, Izabella Miko, Maria Bello and Melanie Lynskey.
The ANTM personality wore a slinky bodycon black and blue dress as she gave her signature “smize” to the cameras.
Her enviable curves were on show as she dazzled onlookers in the gloved floor-length gown.
Flashy rings were placed on her covered fingers as her hair was styled into loose waves to cover one shoulder.
She was later seen sharing a warm embrace with Izabella Miko, who was dressed in a revealing leopard print catsuit.
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The group walked the red carpet at the highly-anticipated 25th Anniversary cast event for the cult movie.
This was in aid of the Global Empowerment Mission LA Wildfire Relief which was held at the Aero Theatre.
Grammy winning songwriter Diane Warren, 68, penned a number of tracks for the film.
She sported her signature pixie cut hair as she sported a cream linen suit with black and red emblazoned graphics over a slimming black tee.
Tyra Banks’ DWTS Exit
Tyra Banks departed from Dancing with the Stars in 2023.
The supermodel quietly left the show after hosting for three seasons. Throughout her time on the ballroom dancing competition series, Tyra faced criticism over her hosting abilities. She eventually bowed out as host and executive producer—a role she held since her start on the show. Tyra was replaced by former DWTS pro dancer Julianne Hough.
True to form, she also wore a monochrome choker scarf around her neck.
The artist posed with the rest of the actors at the star-studded event in Santa Monica, California.
