Ms Bikini
Central, Entertainment, Regional
September 8, 2019

Ms Bikini

Ayanna Powell, a nurse from Manchester, recently topped the seventh annual Ms Jamaica Bikini International competition at Neil’s Auditorium in Mandeville. Organisers say 11 contestants from seven parishes vied for over $600,000 in cash and other prizes. Powell took first place ahead of Toni Ann Smith and third-place finisher Nicola Campbell, both from Kingston. Photo shows Powell (left foreground) being applauded by other participants as she accepts her award from Suzanna Duval.

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