BVI Ambassadors Shine at Mrs Globe Pageant
British Virgin Islands delegates Shackema Baptiste-Henry and Kimberly Herbert have captured major awards at the prestigious international Mrs Globe Pageant. Their early accolades highlight the territory's vibrant talent, elegance, and dedication to community service on a global stage.
The British Virgin Islands is celebrating a wave of international recognition after delegates Shackema Baptiste-Henry and Kimberly Herbert secured major awards at the prestigious Mrs Globe Pageant. Both women, who were crowned Mrs BVI Curvé Globe and Mrs BVI Globe earlier this year, are currently representing the Virgin Islands before a worldwide audience.
Their impressive performances have already yielded several top honours, highlighting the territory's rich standard of elegance, poise, and philanthropic commitment. Shackema Baptiste-Henry captured the spotlight by winning the Most Charismatic Award, an honour celebrating her exceptional stage presence, confidence, and natural ability to engage and connect with audiences.
Demonstrating remarkable style and grace, Baptiste-Henry also placed in the Top 3 for the Best Evening Gown competition. Adding to her success, her husband, Jermaine Henry, was nominated for Husband of the Year, acknowledging the vital encouragement and partnership that supports delegates on their pageant journey.
Kimberly Herbert received significant acclaim by earning the prestigious Humanitarian Award. The accolade recognises Herbert's profound dedication to advocacy, leadership, and community service, reflecting the core values of the BVI spirit on an international platform. In an official statement, the Mrs British Virgin Islands organisation commended both delegates for their exceptional achievements, noting that these early victories serve as a proud reflection of the talent, service, and spirit they bring to the global stage.
Residents across the territory continue to rally behind both ambassadors as they represent the Virgin Islands throughout the remainder of the competition.
Primary source: VINO