Antigua’s Miss Teenage to compete in Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant
By Zaya Williams
Antigua’s 2023 Miss Teenage Winner, Ajanaé Bleau, is gearing up to showcase the nation’s talent on a broader scale.
She will represent the twin island at the 41st Edition of the Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant.
The event, scheduled for December 30th at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort, will witness Bleau competing on the regional stage after triumphing in the Mr and Miss Teenage pageant during Antigua’s Carnival festivities.
Antigua’s reigning Miss Teenage, Ajanaé Bleau, is gearing up to showcase her talents on a regional platform as she prepares to represent the twin-island nation in the 41st Edition of the Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant. The prestigious event is scheduled for December 30th at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort, commencing at 8 pm.
Reflecting on her upcoming participation, Bleau expressed, “I feel really good. I feel honored. It’s something that I’ve been wanting to do; to represent Antigua regionally, and I’m just happy that my dreams are coming true.”
Excitement radiated in her words as she added, “I’m excited to go to St. Kitts and bring home another crown.”
Bleau also conveyed her gratitude for the overwhelming support received, especially from the teachers and students of the Princess Margaret School, and urged residents to tune in and witness her commanding presence on stage.
The outstanding singer triumphed over competitors from various schools in the Teenage pageant held in July 2023. Bleau emerged as the standout performer, winning an impressive six out of nine awarded prizes.
Her excellence shone through in judged segments, securing titles such as Best Interview and Best Performing Talent, solidifying her as the undeniable star of the evening in the female category.

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