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Caribbean queens top Miss World's talent competition

By CNW Reporter··1 min read
Caribbean queens top Miss World's talent competition
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  • <span style="font-weight: 400;">Caribbean beauty queens are at the top of the heap for 2015 Miss World’s talent competition.
  • </span> Miss Guyana Lisa Punch won the talent night on 14 December by impressing the judges with her original song, titled One Last Time, which was written in tribute to her late cousin.
  • Second place went to Miss Malaysia Brynn Lovett while Miss Jamaica Sanneta Myrie came third with her interpretative dance.
  • <span style="font-weight: 400;">Punch’s win automatically places her in the Miss World finals.</span> The 65th annual Miss World pageant final will take place on 19 December at the Beauty Crown Grand Theatre in Sanya, China.

Caribbean beauty queens are at the top of the heap for 2015 Miss World’s talent competition.

Miss Guyana Lisa Punch won the talent night on 14 December by impressing the judges with her original song, titled One Last Time, which was written in tribute to her late cousin. Second place went to Miss Malaysia Brynn Lovett while Miss Jamaica Sanneta Myrie came third with her interpretative dance.

Punch’s win automatically places her in the Miss World finals.

The 65th annual Miss World pageant final will take place on 19 December at the Beauty Crown Grand Theatre in Sanya, China.

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