Miss black nude pageant jamaica

The naughtiest pageant on the planet - the Miss Black Nude Pageant, a one-week extravaganza - is back in Jamaica from September 10 to The venue is the rebranded and hypnotically lush paradise resort of Hedonism II, located on the secluded end of Negril's seven-mile white-sand beach. This year's staging is expected to bring together a bevy of the sexiest chocolate ladies from across the United States and the Caribbean. They will be competing for cash prizes, a Hedonism vacation, and the coveted crown.

Twelve of the sexiest chocolate ladies from across the United States will compete for cash prizes and the coveted crown. During this sizzling week, the twelve luscious ladies of color from multiple American cities will compete in several categories of competition: evening wear, swimsuit, talent showcase, a Burlesque routine and the all-important nude showcase. A Hollywood celebrity choreographer from the Washington, D. Pageant director Delores Dickson says this year is the eighteenth renewal of the pageant and over the years, the delegates have benefited from the competition to educate themselves and finance their college education. A recent delegate recently graduated from Howard University as an ophthalmologist and another qualified as a medical doctor and is now enjoying a productive career in immunology in the Washington, D.

The search is on for girls 18 years and over for the Miss Black Nude Pageant. The categories include swimsuit. Cash Prize for the winner plus return trips to the top three.

Edwards, 30, a stevedore coordinator at the wharves in Kingston and a mother of two won the provocative, jaw-dropping pageant at Hedonism 11 in Negril last Saturday after a nail-biting contest. She snatched the crown, a US cash purse and a Hedo vacation package for two from a field of 10 overseas and local finalists. The girls competed in four sections: swimwear, evening gown, talent, and the all-important nude section. The other two spots up for grabs were also gobbled up by Jamaicans, Chevoloy Dawkins from Montego Bay in second place and Chaliece Morgan from Kingston in third place. One delegate, the beautiful daughter of a reggae legend cried openly — tears of disappointment — after the results were announced and she was not included in the top three slots.