Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew fourth left), escorts Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh, to the lawns of Jamaica House for Sunday’s (December 22) reception, hosted in her honour. The event was part of the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who copped the title in London, on December 14. Behind the Prime Minister is Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Hon. Olivia Grange.
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Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh (centre), is congratulated by former winners (from left): Cindy Breakspeare (1976), and Lisa Hanna (1993), during a reception held in the new queen’s honour at Jamaica House on Sunday (December 22). They are among the four Jamaicans who have won the title. The fourth holder and first Jamaican doing so is Carole Joan Crawford, whose coronation was in 1963. The reception formed part of activities for the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who was crowned in London on December 14..
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Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh (centre), holds hands with former winners (from left): Cindy Breakspeare (1976), and Lisa Hanna (1993), during a reception held in the new queen’s honour at Jamaica House on Sunday (December 22). They are three of the four Jamaicans winning the title. The fourth holder and first Jamaican to do so is Carole Joan Crawford, who won in 1963. The reception formed part of activities for the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who copped the title in London on December 14.
Photo: Donald De La Haye
Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh (centre), holds hands with former winners (from left): Cindy Breakspeare (1976), and Lisa Hanna (1993), during a reception held in the new queen’s honour at Jamaica House on Sunday (December 22). They are three of the four Jamaicans winning the title. The fourth holder and first Jamaican to do so is Carole Joan Crawford, who won in 1963. The reception formed part of activities for the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who copped the title in London on December 14.
Photo: Donald De La Haye
Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Hon. Olivia Grange (left, front row); Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh (second left, front row), and other guests are entertained during a reception hosted in honour of the newly crowned global queen on Sunday (December 22), at Jamaica House. The event formed part of activities for the four-day visit by Miss Singh, whose coronation took place on December 14 in London.
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Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh, addresses guests attending a reception held in her honour at Jamaica House, on Sunday (December 22). The reception formed part of activities for the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who won the global title in London on December 14.
Photo: Donald De La Haye
Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh (centre), shares a moment on stage with former winners (from left) Cindy Breakspeare (1976), and Lisa Hanna (1993), during a reception held in the newly crowned queen’s honour at Jamaica House on Sunday (December 22). They are three of the four Jamaicans who have won the title. The fourth holder and first Jamaican to do so is Carole Joan Crawford, who was crowned in 1963. The reception formed part of activities for the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who copped the title in London on December 14.
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Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, converses with Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh, during a reception hosted in her honour at Jamaica Houe on Sunday (December 22). The event formed part of the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who copped the prestigious title in London, on December 14.
Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, converses with Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh, prior to the start of Sunday’s (December 22) reception hosted in her honour at Jamaica House. The reception was part of the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who copped the global crown in London in December 14.
Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, in discussion with Chair of the Miss World Organization, Julia Morley (right), prior to the start of Sunday’s (December 22) reception hosted in honour of Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh (second left), at Jamaica House. The reception was part of the four-day visit by Miss Singh, who won the global title in London on December 14. Sharing the moment is Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Hon. Olivia Grange.
