Queen of Carnival and Jaycees Queen of 2023 to take on regional competition
Antigua and Barbuda’s reigning Queen of Carnival and Jaycees Queen of 2023, Ischikelle Corbin, is set to showcase her talents on a regional stage as she prepares to compete in the upcoming Miss SXM Carnival Caribbean Queen Pageant.
The competition is scheduled to take place on April 23, 2024, in St. Maarten, where Corbin will face off against six other contestants from across the Caribbean.
Corbin’s journey to this regional competition follows a successful year in 2023, where she made her mark in the local pageant scene.
In the Queen of Carnival competition, she stood out among seven contenders, showcasing her exceptional performing talent, particularly in a thought-provoking monologue that captivated the audience.
Shortly after her triumph in the Queen of Carnival competition, Corbin went on to participate in the Jaycees contest, further proving her natural talent and skill in winning the first crown.
Now, she is ready to represent her country once again on a broader stage, aiming to add another crown to her collection and make Antigua and Barbuda proud.
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