Pre-show photo of Nicole Fox (Cycle 13).

Pre-show photos of Laura Kirkpatrick (Cycle 13).

Chantal Jones (Cycle 9) in ReVista magazine and for Deultima.

New photos of Sandra Nyanchoka (Cycle 12).

Jaslene Gonzalez (Cycle 8 ) for Jorge Rodriguez, Alfredo Torres, at the Miss Malaysia World 2009 competition, for Jonathan Laing and for Syahmi.

New photos of Jenascia Chakos (Cycle 2).

New photos of Jayla Rubinelli (Cycle 8).

New photos of Dani Evans (Cycle 6). She’s on the cover of the Summer 2009 issue of Kouture.

Natalie Pack (Cycle 12) for Sunset Inc.

Analeigh Tipton (Cycle 11) in an unknown runway show.

Lisa Jackson (Cycle 9) for Macy’s.

New photos of Melrose Bickerstaff (Cycle 7).

New photos of Sarah Hartshorne (Cycle 9).

New photos of Nnenna Agba (Cycle 6).

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Meaghan hails from Winnipeg and it’s great she’s going back to say hello to all her fans and supporters.

All the details for the event can be found at the Portage Place website. If you do go, be sure to send photos and tell us what Meaghan’s like!

Image: CTV | Alan Lee

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Natalie Pack (Cycle 12) in Bliss and in the Volcom Spring 2010 Fashion Show.

Stacy Ann Fequiere (Cycle 10) was in the Extra Life Lyra Miami Swim Week fashion show.

New photos of Claire Unabia (Cycle 10).

New photos of London Levi (Cycle 12).

Lauren Brie Harding (Cycle 11) is signed with Priscilla’s Model Management in Australia. Here are some new photos.

New polaroids of Leslie Mancia (Cycle 6).

New photos of Fatima Siad (Cycle 10). She is signed with Ice Models in Milan.

New polaroids of Mollie-Sue Gondi (Cycle 6).

New photos of Kim Stolz (Cycle 5).

New polaroids of Shannon Stewart (Cycle 1).

Fo Porter (Cycle 12) booked an Abercrombie & Fitch campaign.

McKey Sullivan (Cycle 11) for jlee silver and jlee clothing.

New photos of Sarah Hartshorne (Cycle 9).

Saleisha Stowers (Cycle 9) for Ghetto Rock and new test shots.

New tests of Heather Kuzmich (Cycle 9).

Image: CTV | Mike Ruiz

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Meaghan talked to me about her future plans, her favorite photo shoots and her closest friends in the house. Her answers may surprise you! She was a total sweetheart and I wish her all the best as she embarks on an exciting career!

Full Q&A below the jump!

What inspired you to try out for Top Model?

I was actually scouted at my job, which is at a local retail store in Winnipeg. A local modeling agency approached me and asked if they could take a few photos. I went in and did, and then some were sent to Top Model. They called me and asked me to fly to Toronto the next day to go to the auditions and it all went from there.

Were you surprised by your win?

I was very surprised. I never told myself I was going to win or wasn’t going to win. I didn’t want that to be my focus. Instead I took it day by day and just wanted to see where that led me. Sure, wanting to win and dreaming about winning was always on the back burner, but I just tried my best and let what happened happen.

What was your favorite experience during your time on the show?

The entire experience was so amazing, I can’t just pick one thing that pops out at me. The girls were amazing, it was great to work with such seasoned and fantastic photographers and the photos were really fun.

What surprised you the most about modeling?

Nothing surprised me in the sense it that it took me by surprise or shocked me. I was well-informed and prepared for what I was getting myself into. The long hours were the hardest to deal with. They weren’t surprising in so much that they weren’t expected, but in that I wasn’t expecting them to be that difficult to deal with.

What were the biggest challenges you faced during the show?

There isn’t a particular challenge within the show that sticks out in my mind. Rather, it was the personal challenges. I have terrible anxieties, so it was a huge accomplishment to overcome that. I was especially proud of the New York trip. Not so much in that I won the challenge, but I struggle with new places and new directions and get overwhelmed easily with those sorts of things. To overcome go-sees and to do well at them was a huge personal accomplishment and one I’m really proud of.

What photo shoot was your favorite? Least favorite? Why?

I actually have two favorite photo shoots. The avant garde beauty shoot and the castaway brides. Both were lots of fun to shoot. I can’t say I have a least favorite, as I enjoyed all the photo shoots, but the one that was the most difficult for me was definitely the CoverGirl shoot, as you saw on the show.

Who were your closest friends in the house?

They showed me hanging out with Nikita a lot, as she’s a fun girl and has a great personality. However, I’d say I’m the closest to Linsay. She’s a really nice girl and we got along great.

What were Jay Manuel and the other judges like?

The judges were all fantastic people and a pleasure to work with. They focused on giving us constructive criticism and were dedicated to making us better models. They were there to help us and I appreciated that.

Now that you’ve won, what’s next?

Well, I’m doing press today, then have Boot Camp to Big Time for the rest of the week. On Saturday, I have my FASHION editorial shoot and on Monday, I have my first real job as a model with Capezio Shoes.

Where would you like to be in the next few years?

I’d love to work overseas and be on international runways. I want to do shows in Milan, London and Paris. I’d love to be in a Chanel show and it would be a dream if Karl Lagereld decided to make me his muse. That would be awesome!

Thank you for speaking with me today and again, congratulations!

Oh, thank you! It’s been a pleasure!

Images: Allen Yee | CTV

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