Last Updated on December 28, 2023, 3:47 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Takyla Hart Johnson, the esteemed winner of the prestigious 2022 Republic Bank Miss Talented Teen competition, met other contests of Miss Haynes Smith Caribbean Talented Teen pageant yesterday during the dinner at Timothy Beach Resort, St Kitts.
Takyla is eagerly preparing to showcase her extraordinary talents on an international stage.
With great pride and dedication, she is going to be representing the beautiful island nation of St Kitts and Nevis at this year’s highly anticipated Miss Haynes Smith Caribbean Talented Teen event to take place on December 30th, 2023, within the elegant confines of the renowned St Kitts Marriott Resort & The Royal Beach Casino.
As Miss Haynes Smith’s Caribbean Talented Teen event is approaching, the remaining content has arrived and is ready to set the blaze on the stage.
- French St Martin star Dorania Pascal
- Ms. Anguilla has Arrived and is set to Illuminate the 41st Haynes Smith Ms. Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant
- Ms. Dutch St. Maarten Shiloh Williams
- Ms. Barbados Shontae Alleyne-Clarke
- Ms. Anguilla.
The excitement is rising as all the content has arrived, and we are all ready for the stage at the upcoming Caribbean Talented Teen Event this Sunday.
Their arrival has raised hopes, and fans can’t wait to witness their talent and grace. Many fans have taken to social media and wished their favourite contest the best for the event.
Some users wrote :
- “We are proud of you; all the best during this endeavour.”
- “go, Takyla Hart Johnson, go; we are rooting for you from the terrace; make us proud.”
Miss Haynes Smith Caribbean Talented Teen Pegants organisers have encouraged the people who would like to witness the show as the teens fight for the crown to secure their tickets.
Now is the time to Seize the opportunity for a performance version like no other, with talented teens from the Caribbean taking centre stage. Join the festival and witness the gifted teens as they captivate audiences with their unique abilities.”
Anthony Morris covers stories related to politics and regional developments. His in-depth reporting about governance and reforms makes him stand out in regional journalism, with a deep analysis of political trends and their impact on Caribbean communities.
