Jenna Talackova smiles at a press conference with her attorney Gloria Allred (not pictured) in Los Angeles on April 3, 2012 in California. Canada's Miss Universe pageant has it would allow the transgendered model to compete in its pageant as long as Canada recognizes her gender as a woman. Talackova was previously disqualified, she said, because she used to be male. AFP PHOTO/Frederic J. BROWN

Jenna Talackova, who advanced to the finals of the Miss Canada competition, part of the Miss Universe contest, and was recently forced out of the competition, appears with her attorney Gloria Allred, not shown, at a news conference in Los Angeles Tuesday, April 3, 2012. Talackova says she was forced out of the competition because Pageant officials alleged she was not "a naturally-born female." (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

(FILES): This November 19, 2010 file photo shows South Korea's Mini (L) and Canada's Jenna Talackova (C) posing for pictures backstage ahead of the Miss International Queen 2010 transexual beauty pageant in southeastern Thailand's city of Pattaya. Talackova, who advanced to the finals in the Miss Canada competition, part of the Miss Universe Pageant, and who was recently forced out of the competition when Pageant representatives alleged she was not "a naturally born female" will hold a news conference on Tuesday, April 3, 2012 at the office of her attorney Gloria Allred in Los Angeles. AFP PHOTO / Files / Christophe ARCHAMBAULT