"Switched at Birth" actor Nyle DiMarco is the very first deaf contestant of "America's Next Top Model." (Photo : Facebook/Nyle DiMarco)
Before winning "America's Next Top Model" Cycle 22, Nyle DiMarco revealed that in terms of sexual preference, he identifies as sexually fluid. Recently, the dead model and "Switched at Birth" alum talked about his relationship status and his ideal type.
DiMarco graced the cover of the February issue of DNA magazine. In an interview with the magazine, he confirmed that he is not currently in a relationship, saying, "Yes, I am still single. Yes, they are still lining up at the door."
Apparently, DiMarco's type has nothing to do with gender or physical appearance. He explained that he would prefer to be with somebody who knows American Sign Language "whether they are deaf or not."
While he is not dating, it appears that DiMarco has a busy schedule as a model following his "ANTM" Cycle 22 victory. On Feb. 1, he was at ArtBeam in New York City attending the New York Fashion Week Men's Fall/Winter 2016, Just Jared Jr reported.
Aside from DiMarco, the attendees of the fashion event included designer Prabal Gurung, male supermodel Tyson Beckford, Jessie James, Johannes Huebl, Victor Cruz, Eric Rutherford and Mia Moretti. "On the Horizon" actor Alex Lundqvist, "Arrow" star Colton Haynes and NFL player Julian Edelman were also spotted at the event.
Before winning "ANTM" Cycle 22 in 2015, DiMarco made his debut in "Switched at Birth" as Garrett Banducci in 2014 on Freefrom, which was then called ABC Family. Watch the reactions of the deaf community when he won Tyra Banks' modelling competition here:
