Here's What Yoanna House From America's Next Top Model Is Doing Now

As the second "America's Next Top Model" winner, Yoanna House made headlines after the end of Cycle 2 in 2004. She won over the judges and fans alike with her beauty, and inspired countless up and comers with her struggle to maintain a healthy lifestyle in the face of industry standards (via Yoanna House). In Cycle 2, she beat out other contestants Mercedes Scelba-Shorte and Shandi Sullivan to earn a modeling contract with IMG Models (via Entertainment Weekly).

Soon after winning Cycle 2, she had her debut with Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Los Angeles (via Metro Fashion). After her gorgeous debut, she modeled for Sephora, Hanna Andersson, and Psychology Today, and walked for designers like Sue Wong and Ya-Ya (via The Fashion Model Directory). Along with modeling, she went on to host shows like the Style Network's "The Look for Less," and a reality series called "Queen Bees." She was also a frequent guest on "The Tyra Banks Show" throughout the 2000s (via Insider). 

Yoanna has had an interesting decade after her infamous "ANTM" win.

Since her win in 2004, the Florida native has continued to model with editorials and runway shows alike. According to Entertainment Weekly, one of her most iconic works in the past decade was when she walked on Michael Costello's Fall/Winter 2015 fashion show at New York Fashion Week.

As for her personal life, Yoanna has an adorable family. In 2008, House gave birth to a son named Alastair, with her husband, Greg Lineberry (via LiveRampUp). Lineberry, a civil rights lawyer, according to Instagram, and Yoanna have been together for quite some time, however the details of their wedding are still a secret to this day (via ModelFact). 

Yoanna House-Lineberry, now 40, updates her 155K followers on Instagram about her newest projects, including videos on healthy weight loss, Pilates demos, and all her recent photoshoots. House is certainly an ANTM success story with nearly 20 years in the business.