Last Updated on August 8, 2024, 1:53 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Shequana Holders of Guyana has once again been crowned as the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant 2024. She excelled and outshined 10 other delegates for the coveted title.
The Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant was held on August 5, 2024 and the presence of Shequana Holder stunned the audience and won the hearts of all the judges with the winning 1883 points.
Following the winner, the first runner up positioned was bagged by Dominique Trotman of Antigua and Barbuda with 1799 points. Significantly, the position of the second runner up was named after Kyanna Dyer of Dominica who earned 1761 points.
Not only did Shequana win the crown but also bagged herself with 4 awards out of the 5. She clinched the awards for Best Talent, Best Interview, Best Gown, and Best Answer, making her the exceptional.
The awards highlight her spectacular performance and her outstanding skills and poise throughout the competition.
Shequana also celebrated her 21st birthday after her victory at the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant. She won the crown, the title, and also a lot many special prizes.
Notably, a month ago, Holder was crowned as the Miss Guyana Culture Queen Pageant on 21st June at the Guyana Mariott.
After her win at the Miss Caribbean Culture Pageant, the management extended congratulations to Holder and shared that her victory has set a new standard and paved the way for the future queens.
The pageant was held in the picturesque island of Nevis and was also a part of the Nevis Culturama Festival in which a total of 11 beauties from the diverse Caribbean nations competed and showcased the rich colours, costumes and traditions of the country.
Moreover, the contestants of the 2024 Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant attended a worship service at St. Paul’s Anglican Church as a part of their scheduled activities. Following that, all of them were treated to delicious lunch at the famous Sunshine Beach Bar.
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