Jamaica's Toni-Ann Singh Has On Saturday Emerged As The Winner Of The 69th Miss World Beauty Pageant, Beating 111 Contestants.
This Makes Her The Fourth Jamaican To Win The Miss World Title.
Singh, 23-year-old Impressed The Judges At The Event In ExCel London With Her Rendition Of Whitney Houston's 'I Have Nothing'.
2019 Has Been A Monumental Year For #BlackGirlMagic As For The First Time The Titles Of Miss USA, Miss Teen USA, Miss France, Miss America, Miss Universe, And Miss World Are Simultaneously Held By Black Women.
The New Queen Was Born In St Thomas, Jamaica, And Plans To Study Medicine And Become A Doctor.
She Said: "This Feels Like A Dream, I'm So Grateful."
"Whatever It Is You See In Me, Thank You. I'm Ready To Get To Work."
In Miss World Tradition, Toni-Ann Was Crowned By The Previous Miss World, 2018's Vanessa Ponce De Leon.
She Is Expected To Travel The World And Make Positive Impact Through Philanthropic Projects.
Miss France, Ophély Mézino Placed Second, While India's Suman Rao Took Third Position. Also, Miss Brazil Took Fourth And Nigeria's Nyekachi Douglas Placed Fifith.
