Makesha Browne is new Labour Queen
Mekesha Browne, Ms. St. John’s Rural North; the sixth contestant in last nights pageant has been crowned the new Labour Queen 2023.
Browne maintained the edge throughout the entire show at the Dean William Lake Cultural Center. She also walked away with the Most Photogenic, Best Speech, Best Talent and Best Interview prizes.
The first runner up went to Teresha Nanton, Ms. City South who also grabbed the Best Wimwear and Best Evening Wear segments.
Meanwhile the second runner up went to Cassie Vitalis, Ms. St Mary’s North.
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