Last Updated on January 1, 2024, 4:17 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Miss St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival 2022-2023 Takyla Hart Johnson was crowned the new Queen at Miss Haynes Smith Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant on December 30 2023
The young teen pageants showcased their talent during their at the 41st Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant, indicating a bright future for pageantry.
When the competition comes to an end :
- Ms St. Kitts and Nevis’s Queen Takyla Hart-Johnson emerged as the winner.
- First Runner Up, Ms Dutch St Maarten, Shiloh Williams
- 2nd Runner Up, Ms Guyana Akilah Fredericks
The Labour Party representatives also congratulated the contestants and, especially, St Kitts and Nevis representative Takyla Hart Johnson.
Dr Geoffrey Hanley highlighted that as a pageant lover and youth arts advocate, he was pleased to see young ladies representing their countries so well.
Dr Geoffrey posted on social media congradulating the winners and shared a glimpse of the 41st Harness Miss Teen Caribbean Queen pageant.
He Congratulated Miss St Kitts and Nevis Queen Takyla Hart Johnson for capturing the crown at the Miss Haynes Smith Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant.
He wrote, “Congratulations to Ms St Kitts and Nevis Takyla Hart-Johnson for winning the 2023 Haynes Smith Ms Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant and to the First Runner up: Ms Dutch St. Maarten Shiloh Williams and 2rd Runner up Ms Guyana Akilah Fredericks congratulations for representing your country.”
Dr Terrence Drew, the Prime minister of St Kitts and Nevis, also took to social media and wrote, “Join me in meaningful applause for our shining star, Queen Takyla Hart-Johnson from St. Kitts and Nevis, crowned as the 41st Haynes Smiths Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Your victory fills our hearts with immense pride. Wishing you an incredible reign ahead—we know you’ll continue to elevate your country with grace and talent”.
Furthermore, the PM also recognises the outstanding achievements of the remarkable contestant of the First Runner Up, Ms Dutch St. Maarten, Shiloh Williams, and the Second Runner Up, Ms Guyana, Akilah Fredericks.
PM Drew commented on the dedication and skill of the contents. He described it as truly admirable, as they display the essence of their culture.
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