CONGRATS: Miss Jamaica “Miqueal-Symone Williams” Placed in TOP 10 of Miss Universe
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Jamaica’s Miqueal-Symone Williams who competed for the Miss Universe Crown yesterday Sunday, May 16th made the top 10 cut, making Jamaica proud. Jamaica was the first name to be called in the top 10 after previously making the top 21.
Jamaicans were getting excited with hope of her making it to the top five finalists. However, unfortunately, Williams did not make it to the top 5 finalists. This was the 69th Miss Universe Competition, Miss Mexico went on to win the crown, the runners-up were Miss Brazil Julia Gama and Miss Peru Janick Maceta Del Castillo.
Yendi Phillips, Davina Bennett and Kaci Fennell were all supportive of Miqueal-Symone throughout the happenings via social media.
Check out the top 10 pick below.
Miqueal-Symone Williams, spent most of her life in school, she is very organized and loves to cook, she recently took up learning to sew as a hobby, as a model she has graced the pages of Elle Magazine. She was born in Mona, Kingston and went to schools and university in Jamaica.
Williams is a Pulse and select model search winner, and travelled internationally to London, Paris, New York and other places in her modeling career. She has worked with huge brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Amari, Valentino and others in London, Spain, New York and Paris.
The Jamaican queen has a rounded look at life and has mental health as the reason. In 2020 she graduated from the University of the West Indies in Kingston, with a BSc Degree in Management Studies and a minor in Psychology, which she completed with high honors.
She is very eloquent and she has a degree in marketing with a major in psychology also. Check out her fashionable Lignum Vitae costume below.
The pageant was postponed from last year because of Covid-19. The final show for Miss Universe took place at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida. This year’s Miss Universe competition featured 74 women. Check out the full, comprehensive list below.
Albania: Paula Mehmetukaj
Argentina: Alina Luz Akselrad
Armenia: Monika Grigoryan
Aruba: Helen Hernandez
Australia: Maria Thattil
Bahamas: Shauntae A. Miller
Barbados: Hillary-Ann Williams
Belgium: Dhenia Covens
Belize: Iris Salguero
Bolivia: Lenka Nemer
Brazil: Julia Gama
British Virgin Islands: Shabree Frett
Bulgaria: Radinela Chusheva
Cambodia: Sarita Reth
Cameroon: Angele Kossinda
Canada: Nova Stevens
Cayman Islands: Mariah Tibbetts
Chile: Daniela Nicolas
China: Jiaxin Sun
Colombia: Laura Olascuaga
Costa Rica: Ivonne Cerdas
Croatia: Mirna Naiia Marić
Curaçao: Chantal Wiertz
Czech Republic: Klára Vavrušková
Denmark: Amanda Petri
Dominican Republic: Kimberly Jiménez
Ecuador: Leyla Espinoza
El Salvador: Vanessa Velásquez
Finland: Viivi Altonen
France: Amandine Petit
Ghana: Chelsea Tayui
Great Britain: Jeanette Akua
Haiti: Eden Berandoive
Honduras: Cecilia Rossell
Iceland: Elísabet Hulda Snorradóttir
India: Adline Castelino
Indonesia: Ayu Maulida Putri
Ireland: Nadia Sayers
Israel: Tehila Levi
Italy: Viviana Vizzini
Jamaica: Miqueal-Symone Williams
Japan: Aisha Harumi Tochigi
Kazakhstan: Kamila Serikbai
Korea (South): Hari Park
Kosovo: Blerta Veseli
Laos: Christina Lasasimma
Malaysia: Francisca Luhong James
Malta: Anthea Zammit
Mauritius: Vandana Jeetah
Mexico: Andrea Meza
Myanmar: Thuzar Wint Lwin
Nepal: Anshika Sharma
Netherlands: Denise Speelman
Nicaragua: Ana Marcelo
Norway: Sunniva Frigstad
Panama: Carmen Jaramillo Vanessa
Paraguay: Castro Guillén
Peru: Janick Maceta Del Castillo
Philippines: Rabiya Mateo
Poland: Natalia Piguła
Portugal: Cristiana Silva
Puerto Rico: Estefanía Soto Torres
Romania: Bianca Lorena Tirsin
Russia: Alina Sanko
Singapore: Bernadette Belle Ong
Slovak Republic: Natália Hoštáková
South Africa: Natasha Joubert
Spain: Andrea Martínez
Thailand: Amanda Obdam
Ukraine: Yelyzaveta Yastremska
Uruguay: Lola De Los Santos
U.S.: Asya Branch
Venezuela: Mariangel Villasmil
Vietnam: Khanh Van Nguyen Tran
