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Jessica Page bested over 30 other competitors to win the Miss Universe Great Britain 2023 final on Saturday, July 8 at The Riverfront Theatre & Arts Centre in Newport, Wales. The 27-year-old businesswoman from Liverpool succeeds Noky Simbani and will now prepare to represent Great Britain at the 72nd Miss Universe (Miss Universe 2023) in El Salvador. Simren Vernon and Kelsey Poulton were named the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Danielle Adewusi and Paida Mangi rounded out the Top 5 finalists. The new Miss Universe Great Britain holds a degree in marketing and events management from the University of Chester in Chester, England. She is currently working as a creative director for a dessert brand in addition to being a freelance marketing manager and owner of a social media agency Social Hype. A huge advocate for women in business, Jessica uses her platform to promote women's enterprises and encourages young women to explore their entrepreneurial flare. No stran

A total of 35 finalists from across the country have been revealed to take part in the upcoming Miss Universe Great Britain 2023. The biggest celebration in British pageantry will take place this July 8 from 7 p.m. at The Riverfront Theatre & Arts Centre in Newport, Wales. At the end of the much-awaited event, last year's winner Noky Simbani will crown her successor who will represent Great Britain at Miss Universe 2023 in El Salvador this December. Who will be the next Miss Universe Great Britain? Meet the contestants: Alissa King-Underwood Amber Hardy Anesu Noelle Mande Anjana Varghese Audrey Ward Caitlyn Grant Cameroon Joseph Cheraleigh Van Zanten Chloe Lara Lake Claudia Francesca Todd Danielle Adewusi Ella Baker-Roberts Georgie Holland Harriotte Lane Italia-Marie Thomson Jasmine Singh Jessica Page-Lennon Jordan-Louise Smith Kelsey Poulton Maria Mwene Melissa Kerr Michelle Appeah Paida Mangi Paige Ashton Pooja Manivannan Rachel Teresa Wilson Rajnie Kaur Uppal Sharon Gaffka S

Noky Simbani was crowned Miss Universe Great Britain 2022 in a glittering event held on Saturday, July 9 at The Riverfront in New Port, Wales. The 25-year-old Zimbabwean beauty from Derby bested over 30 other contenders to win the national title. She succeeds last year's winner, Emma Rose Collingridge and will now prepare to represent Great Britain at Miss Universe 2022. Anglee Kumar and Paidamoyo Mangi were the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Lauren Parkinson and Charlotte Kamale completed the Top 5 finalists. The new Miss Universe Great Britain is a chemical engineer and commercial banker who hails from Zimbabwe. She was previously named Miss Grand England 2017 and joined Miss Grand International 2017 pageant in Vietnam. Besides advocating diversity, inclusion, and careers, Noky also launched Boss Bios, an online platform for "celebrating women to empower women." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miss Universe Great Britai

Applications are now open to those who would like to participate in the Miss Universe Great Britain 2022 competition. The deadline for submission of the application is on January 31. To be eligible, applicants must meet the following requirement: - Resident of England, Scotland or Wales - British passport holder - Between 18-28 years old (must be over 18 and under 28 - ie 27 - on 1st January in the year of the final) - Free to take part in Miss Universe (if crowned Miss Universe GB) - Never have been married or have had children The final competition is expected to take place in July and the winner will represent Great Britain at the Miss Universe 2022 pageant later this year. Last year's titleholder and Miss Universe 2021 Top 16 semi-finalist from Ipswich, Emma Rose Collingridge, will crown her successor at the end of the event. If you would like to follow in Emma’s footsteps, apply online at www.missuniversegb.co.uk ! Photo: Miss Universe Great Britain

Emma Rose Collingridge was crowned Miss Universe Great Britain 2021 in a national final held on Saturday, October 16 at the Riverfront Arts Centre in Newport, South Wales. The 23-year-old beauty from Suffolk bested over 20 other finalists to win the competition and succeed Jeanette Akua. Christina Chalk and Amy Meisak placed first and second runners-up, respectively, while Stephanie Hill and Charlotte Kamale completed the Top 5. The new Miss Universe Great Britain holds an honours degree in English from Loughborough University. She will now prepare to represent Great Britain at the 70th Miss Universe (Miss Universe 2021) in Eilat, Israel this December. Photo: Dani Latimer / Miss Universe Great Britain

Jeanette Akua has been officially announced as Miss Universe Great Britain 2020 on Monday, March 8. She was virtually crowned by the outgoing titleholder Emma Jenkins of Wales. The 27-year-old singer and songwriter of South African descent is a graduate of a master's degree in economics. She was a finalist on X Factor UK in 2013 and a semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent in 2017. "This win means so much to me. It's more than just a crown. Pageants are more than just beauty. It's bigger than that. It's about celebrating women and the many layers we come in. It's about being audacious and having the nerve to pursue your dreams. Feeling the fear and doing it anyway," she said on social media shortly after winning the competition. Jeanette bested over 30 entrants from all over the country to win her beauty title including first runner-up Sophie Moulds and second runner-up Amy Meisak. She will now prepare to represent Great Britain at the 69th Miss Univers