Tyra Banks files a defamation lawsuit against Netflix over the streaming service’s three-part docuseries “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model,” which premiered Feb. 16. Banks says she participated in the project and later learned that producers allegedly manipulated her interview to create what she calls a false, damaging narrative about her conduct as the creator and longtime host of “America’s Next Top Model.”

Multiple outlets report that Banks claims she was interviewed for roughly three and a half hours, but only about 16 minutes of that footage appears in the documentary. She argues the material is taken out of context and “surgically manipulated,” portraying statements she did not make and framing her involvement in show controversies in a way she says is unrelated to what she actually expressed.

According to reports, Banks is not only suing Netflix, but also names additional parties connected to the production and distribution, including the docuseries’ producers and co-directors. NBC News also reports the documentary includes accounts of controversial events involving the former reality show, including allegations made by contestants.