Antigua’s Kia Kirwan Falls Short of Crown at Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant
Despite not securing a top three position at the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant, Antigua and Barbuda’s Queen of Carnival, Kia Kirwan, made her island proud with a remarkable showing.
Kirwan’s team expressed pride in her performance, highlighting her dedication and commitment to representing Antigua and Barbuda on such a prestigious stage.
In a standout moment, Kirwan excelled in the Best in Swimwear segment, taking home a notable award during the event held last night in Nevis.
Guyana’s Shadiamond Assanah claimed the coveted crown, marking the third consecutive year that Guyana has triumphed in this esteemed competition.
St Kitts and Nevis secured the first runner-up position, while Dominica was awarded the second runner-up spot.
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