Last Updated on December 25, 2025, 4:37 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Tresjeur Dedier has been crowned the winner of the Miss St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival Queen. The pageant was hosted on Tuesday, December 23, 2025 and the Minister of Creative Economy, Samal Duggins was also present at the event.
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance drew was also present at the event and had crowned the winner of the pageant. The pageant was contested by five remarkable girls from across the island.
The winning contender, Tresjeur Dedier, was supported by the Azul Printers, a company which had sponsored the ambassador’s journey in the pageant for this year. The winner of the Miss St Kitts and Nevis Carnival Queen Pageant was given 515 points from the judges.
The first runner up of the pageant Liberty Woodley was supported by the First Federal Credit union. She came out of the competition with 505 points in her favor. The second runner up of the pageant was Taerani Phillip. She was the ambassador of the St. Kitts Music Festival and secured a massive 491 points for her performance in the pageant.
The people of St Kitts and Nevis have shared that they are delighted to see another young girl being crowned the queen of the St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival. The Prime Minister shared some images from the event on his social media. He also noted that he was delighted to crown the new St Kitts and Nevis Carnival Queen.
At the same time, PM Terrance Drew shared that he was delighted to see that the pageant was organized and executed with perfection. He extended his best wishes to the National Carnival Committee highlighting their success in making the pageant a well executed event.
He also extended his best wishes to the first and second runners up for the pageant. He shared that he wants to congratulate all the ambassadors who participated in the pageant.
At the end of his post, PM Dr Terrance Drew hoped that queen Tresjeur Dedier will make the federation proud wherever she goes to represent the nation.
The pageant is an annual event hosted as a part of the Sugar Mas Carnival Festivities. Every year, a talented young girl is crowned the National Carnival Queen and given the responsibility to represent the island across the region.
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