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August 13, 2025

Wednesday, August 13, 2025

Page 2 returns to the Rocksteady Ballroom at AC Hotel Kingston where the Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 grand finale took place on Saturday, August 9. The stage was set for a night of competition and beauty, with 27 contestants vying for membership in the Miss Universe Jamaica sisterhood.

Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 top six finalist Naima Scott (centre) received congratulations from her mum, Jamaica Money Market Brokers Executive Director Donna Duncan-Scott, and dad, businessman Alwyn Scott.Karl Mclarty

Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 top six finalist Naima Scott (centre) received congratulations from her mum, Jamaica Money Market Brokers Executive Director Donna Duncan-Scott, and dad, businessman Alwyn Scott.Karl Mclarty

Pausing for a snap from the Page 2 lensman were Dr Josina Duncan (right) and her daughter Gabriella Steele.Karl Mclarty

Pausing for a snap from the Page 2 lensman were Dr Josina Duncan (right) and her daughter Gabriella Steele.Karl Mclarty

Sharing the frame with Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 first runner-up Troy-Ann Anderson (left) and Miss Universe Jamaica 2024 2nd runner-up and Miss Global 2025 first runner-up Keri-Ann Greenwood was Miss Universe Jamaica East Regional Manager Jermaine Blair.Karl Mclarty

Sharing the frame with Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 first runner-up Troy-Ann Anderson (left) and Miss Universe Jamaica 2024 2nd runner-up and Miss Global 2025 first runner-up Keri-Ann Greenwood was Miss Universe Jamaica East Regional Manager Jermaine Blair.Karl Mclarty

Spotted at the finals supporting finalist Naima Scott were Jamaica Money Market Brokers Group CEO Keith Duncan and his wife Wendy. Karl Mclarty

Spotted at the finals supporting finalist Naima Scott were Jamaica Money Market Brokers Group CEO Keith Duncan and his wife Wendy. Karl Mclarty

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Sneaking in a family photo before the grand finale were Flow Jamaica Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price, his wife Imani Duncan-Price, Deloitte director and office leader, and their children Aidan and Selah.Karl Mclarty

Sneaking in a family photo before the grand finale were Flow Jamaica Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price, his wife Imani Duncan-Price, Deloitte director and office leader, and their children Aidan and Selah.Karl Mclarty

BaugHaus Design and Construction CEO Lincoln Baugh made a stylish statement in a kaleidoscopic blazer, while supporting contestant Samantha McFarlane.Karl Mclarty

BaugHaus Design and Construction CEO Lincoln Baugh made a stylish statement in a kaleidoscopic blazer, while supporting contestant Samantha McFarlane.Karl Mclarty

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