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While teen competitions are a dime a dozen, this one certainly stood a cut above any other similar such staging in the past. It was held at the Wyndham Hotel (formerly Hilton Hotel) in Kingston, Jamaica.) Photography by Roger Jones for Panache Jamaica Magazine. For full photo highlights, check out our fan page on Facebook or become a fan of Roger Jones Photography.

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Yendi Phillipps, charismatic Jamaican beauty queen, TV show host, motivational speaker and her beau, one of the industry's leading singer/songwriters, Daniel 'Chino' McGregor, are expecting a baby.'

The talented young couple who are both multiple brand ambassadors, say they are elated about the birth of their child later this year. Though the two, who have been an item since 2011, have never publicly confirmed the status of their rumoured romance, Yendi surprised most of her Facebook friends with the couple's special announcement over the weekend.

"Seventeen weeks and counting ... I wish we could have shared it earlier but you know they say it's bad luck to announce too soon. I'm so excited to finally tell you that we have a little 'McGregor' on the way! You know how much I value "you" as you've been such a support through my various ventures so I wanted you to know first-hand as this one is perhaps my most exciting to date! I feel truly blessed and am more amazed everyday to experience our creator in such a miraculous and organic way. Seasoned mommies, don't hold back on the advice ... hehewinkLove, Blessings ... and Life," said Yendi.

Yendi, 26, created history two years ago when she became the first Jamaican woman to become first runner-up to Miss Universe and had previously placed 6th in the Miss World Pageant.

Continuing work

The undeniable beauty who has been featured on the covers and in the pages of Woman and Home, Namaqua Wine, Fair Lady, Basia, Soul, Jet and Ocean Style says she intends to continue working throughout the pregnancy.

"That is just how I am," she laughed, "I just can't seem to slow down. I have always been an extremely driven person and so is Daniel and we remain committed to our goals," Yendi explained.

Ruënna “Sugar” Mercelina is a rising motion picture sensation, captivating audiences across the Dutch Caribbean. Graceful, sweet, fierce and elegant are a few words used to describe her diverse nature, both on screen and off. Till this day Sugar remains the youngest person in the national pageant history of her island (Curaçao), to achieve more titles as a teenage girl and the most accumulated distinctions on the international scene. She was the title-holder of Miss Teenager Curaçao and Miss Teenager Congeniality of the largest teenage pageant in the world, Miss Teenager.

Sugar's break-through as an actress occurred in a political satire, Fe Lusafe, where she took the leading role. The film explored aspects of Curaçao's revolution of May 30th, 1969; written, directed by and featuring the legendary comedian Eligio Melfor. More recently Sugar completed a tour in Aruba with the humoristic and controversial play, Gainan Fini, yet another leading role, where she portrayed a female writer transforming into a homosexual man to write a book about the “gay community” life. Sugar will also be starring as one of the main actresses for an international production company, Endemol’s, new soap-series entitled Ki bo Ke Men? (What do you mean?).