Millie-Mae Adams, a 20-year-old Welsh speaking medical student from Cardiff, has been crowned Miss Wales 2023. Millie-Mae is in her first year of medicine in Exeter University and has created the first ever Street Doctors team for the South West. Street Doctors is a national organisation which t..
The reigning Miss World, Karolina Bielawska, re-arranged her travel plans to show love and support to our lovely Miss Wales, Darcey Corria, who was hospitalised after a car crash near Bridgend. She was joined by the Miss World chair and CEO, Julia Morley CBE, who also visited Darcey who has been ..
Twenty-one-year-old Darcey Corria, from Barry, has been crowned Miss Wales 2022 – and is the first woman of colour to take the title in more than 20 years. Darcey has a white British mother and a father who has Jamaican heritage. She has taken on the mantle of a black rights campaigner in ..
Gabriella Jukes, the longest reigning Miss Wales in history, will prepare to give up her crown at the Miss Wales 2021 final on Saturday 11 September. Gabriella was 22-years-old when she won Miss Wales in April 2019 and celebrated her 25th birthday in May 2020. She will have been Miss Wales for tw..
Gabriella is invited to Italy for a week for the launch of the swimwear brand, Momi Way. She had the best time staying in a beautiful villa, enjoying photoshoots on the beach and enjoying some wonderful Italian cuisine - and of course she got to share these memories with other women from around th..
Gabriella enjoyed a spring photoshoot as soon as lockdown restrictions lifted. It was so lovely to be back in pageant land for the Miss Wales team - and we think you'll agree our Miss Wales has not lost her touch!
Twenty-two-year-old Gabriella Jukes from Port Talbot has been crowned Miss Wales 2019. It has turned out to be third time lucky for Gabriella who has competed twice before for the crown. She won the regional title of Miss Neath Port Talbot back in 2014 and came in the top five in 2016. Having grad..
Twenty-year-old Bethany Harris from Newport has been crowned Miss Wales 2018. Bethany was one of 28 finalists from across the country in the running for the crown this weekend. Bethany lives at home in Rogerstone with her mum Sarah, dad Ross, and sisters Rebecca who is 17 and Sophie who is 12 ye..
Around 30 young women from across Wales will all take part in the three-day grand final in April which is sponsored Just Boutique. It will involve an empowerment day designed to improve the girls’ self-confidence; the Miss Wales Charity Ball in aid of Beauty With A Purpose; and a catwalk eve..
Some of the Miss Wales 2018 finalists took part in their first fundraiser of the year. A three-mile walk in wedge heels around Cardiff Bay. It was a lot of fun and a good opportunity for the girls to start getting to know each other. It was also a great photo opportunity which we never like to miss!