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October is a reminder to wear a little more pink, check in on the women we love, and never take our health for granted.

Breast cancer is something that has touched my family personally. A few people close to me fought their own battles with breast cancer, and watching the strength, courage, and love surrounding them has made this cause very close to my heart. 🩷

So this month, let’s make awareness more than just wearing pink.
Know your normal.
Talk to your doctor about your personal risk.
Keep up with recommended screenings.
Encourage the women you love to do the same.

And to every woman who has fought, is fighting, or has been affected by breast cancer — you are seen, you are loved, and you are never alone. 🦋🩷

To My Friends Who Work in Healthcare…

I just want you to know how truly proud and grateful I am for you. I know the long hours, the hard days, and the emotional weight you carry aren’t always easy.

You care for strangers like they’re family, and that says so much about the heart you have.

Thank you for showing up, for caring, and for being there when people need you most. I see you, I appreciate you, and I’m so thankful to call you my friend.

Ovarian Cancer Awareness

Ovarian cancer can be difficult to detect, so knowing your body and listening to changes matters. Persistent bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full quickly, or changes in bathroom habits should never be ignored.

Know the signs. Know your body. Speak up. Get checked.

Let’s spread awareness, support survivors, and remember those we’ve lost. 🎗️🦋

What do you do to take care of your heart?

Taking care of your heart doesn’t have to be complicated. Small habits can make a BIG difference!

✨ Move your body regularly
🥗 Choose more fruits, vegetables & whole foods
💧 Stay hydrated
🚭 Avoid smoking and to***co
😴 Get enough quality sleep
🧘🏽‍♀️ Find healthy ways to manage stress
🩺 Know your blood pressure, cholesterol & blood sugar numbers
❤️ Keep up with your regular checkups

Your heart works hard for you every day—give it some love! 💗

Don’t wait for a warning sign to start caring for your heart. Start today!

Only for 72 more hours!! 🛣️🧳

QUEENS, THIS ONE’S FOR YOU!

Ready for a pageant weekend that feels like a VACATION?!

Join us for US MISS International Nationals in Somerset, Kentucky — June 4–6, 2027!

Waterpark • Lake Cumberland • Boating • Shopping & MORE!

Swimsuit sponsor: KK Swim Wear

We’re proud to have KK Swim Wear as an official sponsor of US MISS International Nationals!

Come for the crown… stay for the memories!

Who’s ready to pack their bags?! 🩷🦋👑

📸: Christina

Being a Queen Means Using Your Voice

Being a pageant queen isn’t just about the crown, the sash, the gowns, or the stage. It’s about using your voice, your story, and your platform to make a difference.

What be makes this platform so important to me is my own personal story along with my siblings.
I have fibromyalgia—a real and often misunderstood condition. 💜

Fibromyalgia is a chronic illness that can cause widespread pain, extreme fatigue, sleep difficulties, brain fog, headaches, and increased sensitivity to touch, light, or sound. Symptoms can vary from day to day.

I’m proud to use my platform to bring awareness to Hidden Disabilities. Not every disability is visible, and sometimes the people who look the strongest are quietly facing challenges that the world cannot see. 🦋

I want to remind others that you never truly know what someone is going through behind the smile. A little understanding, patience, kindness, and compassion can mean so much.

My goal is to help create greater understanding, compassion, and support for those living with hidden disabilities. Sometimes the most meaningful thing we can offer is patience, kindness, and the willingness to listen.

My crown gives me a platform, but my purpose gives it meaning. 💜

🦋Believe people when they share their experiences.
🦋Remember that not all disabilities are visible.
🦋Choose compassion over judgment.