Miss Teen Great Britain 2022 is Paris Milne of Renfrewshire


Paris Milne, representing Renfrewshire, was crowned Miss Teen Great Britain 2022 in a glittering national final held on Monday, October 17 at The Globe Theatre, Blackpool.

The first Scottish titleholder since 2013 bested over 60 other youngsters from across the country to win the competition. She succeeds last year's winner from Durham, Grace Maher.

Also crowned during the UK pageant finals over the weekend were Little Miss Teen Great Britain 2022 Enfys Chapman of Carmarthenshire and Miss Junior Teen Great Britain 2022 Lyara Dos Santos Da Silva of Deal.

The esteemed panel of judges consisted of actress, model and former Junior Miss Galaxy UK Sienna Demontis, reigning Miss Universe Great Britain Noki Simbani, marketing executive and sponsor Tom Hui, reigning Ms Galaxy Dani Latimer, and Miss Wales 2021 Olivia Harris.

Miss Teen Great Britain is a nationwide pageant for girls aged 10 to 19 years, covering England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. According to the organizers, the national pageant is not a beauty contest, they are about much more than a pretty face – with the interview portion counting for 50% of the total score.

Little Miss Teen Great Britain (age 10-12), Miss Junior Teen Great Britain (age 13-15) and Miss Teen Great Britain (age 16-19) offer young girls and teenagers the chance to participate in a competition that combines glamour and celebrating their success and achievements. It is a platform that provides competitors a character-building experience of a lifetime and an abundance of newly gained confidence.

Visit the Miss Teen Great Britain official website and social media accounts to learn more about the pageant and how you can participate in the future editions.

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Photos: Brian Hayes Photography / Miss Teen Great Britain

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