Last Updated on December 29, 2023, 5:12 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Geoffrey Hanley hosted the 41st Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant contestants for breakfast on December 28th 2023.
Dr Geoffrey Hanley took to social media and appreciated the beauty and the talent of the ten contestants.
He noted, “It was a privilege for my family to host ten young ladies who are not only beautiful but also brilliant and talented; I am in awe of their personalities and presentation.”
Reintroducing the contestants
The diverse and dynamic lineup for the 41st Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant contestants is as follows.
• Anguilla: Ms Anguilla Amelia Olivaccé
• Antigua and Barbuda: Ms Antigua and Barbuda Ajanaé Bleau
• Barbados: Shontae Alleyne
• French St. Martin: Doranyia Pascal
• Guyana : Akilah Fredericks
• St. Kitts and Nevis : Ms St Kitts Takyla Hart-Johnson
• Ms. Dutch St Maarten : Shiloh Williams
• Ms BVI: Toriah Pryce
• Ms Guadeloupe : Ambre Chevalier
• Ms Haiti- Bedjina Gilberthe Jean Baptiste
About the event
The Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant promises an evening of excitement and celebration, showcasing the diverse talents and beauty of the Caribbean.
The organizers have encouraged people to take advantage of the chance to witness the crowning of the next Teen Queen on December 30th at the St Kitts Marriott Resort, a night destined to be etched in pageant history.
Additionally, Fat Man George from Grenada will be present at the event as a special guest host, and Rucas H.E. as a Special Guest performer. The last crowned Miss Caribbean Talented Teen, Kersandra Edwards from Saint Lucia, will also be present at the event.
Furthermore, Dr Geoffrey Hanley emphasized that the December 30th show will be historic, and all the contestants are winners for participating in this prestigious production.
He has extended his best wishes to the contestants. He wrote, “Best wishes for a great competition on December 30th.”
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