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Champi takes Miss Teen Universe Botswana crown

Kgarebe Champi
Kgarebe Champi

The stage was set for an evening of glamour and grace as Kgarebe Champi from Mahalapye was announced the new Miss Teen Universe Botswana queen during the grand finale recently.

Champi, 17, was crowned Miss Teen Universe Botswana 2024 in a spectacular culmination of months of search and competition by the young talent. The grand finale, which took place at the Westwood International School, marked a dazzling highlight in the pageantry's calendar and brought together the most radiant young talents from across the country. It was a true celebration of beauty, poise, and empowerment. Champi resplendent in a stunning pink gown, was seated on an ornate golden throne, symbolising the prestige and honour of her new title. Her serene smile and confident posture reflected not only her beauty but also her readiness to take on the responsibilities that come with her crown. The first runner-up, Angela Israel, elegantly dressed in a shimmering beige gown, and the second runner-up, Katlego Mosweu, glowing in a vibrant yellow dress, stood proudly by her side, each holding bouquets that mirrored the joy and pride of the moment.

Their elegant dresses and poised demeanours added to the evening's aura of sophistication and charm. The finalists showcased not only their physical beauty but also their talents, intelligence and commitment to various social causes, embodying the true spirit of the Miss Teen Universe Botswana pageant.

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