Jamaica’s Rasheda Green wins Miss Caribbean Continental title at Miss Supranational 2026
Rasheda Green, Jamaica's delegate to the 2026 Miss Supranational pageant.
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BY KEVIN JACKSON Observer Writer  
July 31, 2026

Jamaica’s Rasheda Green wins Miss Caribbean Continental title at Miss Supranational 2026

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Rasheda Green, Jamaica’s delegate to the 2026 Miss Supranational pageant, was named Caribbean Continental Queen, at the coronation finals which took place earlier Friday afternoon in Poland.

Green, who was crowned Miss Supranational Jamaica 2026 a few weeks ago, made the Top 24 out of 62 delegates.

The other continental queens were Africa (Ms Supranational Tanzania), Americas (Silvia Maestra representing Venezuela), Asia & Oceanic (Agnes Rahajeng from Indonesia) and Europe (Miss Supranational Poland).

The final results saw Miss Supranational Philippines – Ma Katrina Llegado crowned Miss Supranational 2026, with second place going to Indonesia and Venezuela snatching third place. Brazil’s Lara Marina and Spain’s Nelly Mestree finished in fourth and fifth place respectively.

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