Miss England 2021 winner, 25, who grew up in Kenya and speaks four languages, reveals new stunning photos as she gets ready to compete at Miss World in Pueto Rico
- Miss England has revealed new stunning photos as she prepares for Miss World in Puerto Rico next month
- Rehema Muthamia, 25, was crowned Miss England in August in a glittering ceremony in Coventry in August
- Gorgeous new photos show Rehama in an emerald green dress with gold trimming. while proudly sporting her crown and sash
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England’s representative for Miss World has revealed new stunning photos as she prepares for Miss World in Puerto Rico.
Rehema Muthamia, 25, was crowned Miss England in August in a glittering ceremony in Coventry and will now represent England at the 70th Miss World in Puerto Rico later this year.
Rehema received the shimmering crown – along with £2,000 and a host of other goodies including a photoshoot and a website – from previous winner Bhasha Mukherjee, an NHS doctor who held the title for two years after the pandemic saw last year’s ceremony cancelled. Rehema will fly out to Puerto Rico in late November with the winner announced on 16th December.
England’s representative for Miss World has revealed new stunning photos as she prepares for Miss World in Puerto Rico. Rehema Muthamia, 25, was crowned Miss England in August in a glittering ceremony in Coventry and will now represent England at the 70th Miss World in Puerto Rico later this year.
Gorgeous new photos show Rehama in an emerald green dress with gold trimming. while proudly sporting her crown and sash.
Other shots show her in yoga gear while she has also posed in dozens of gowns ahead of her competition.
Miss World is the oldest running beauty pageant, having been created by Eric Morley in 1951. Eric Morley also created Come Dancing which later became Strictly Come Dancing after it was bought by the BBC.
Muthamia spent part of her childhood in Kenya before moving over to England and studying at the University of Sussex.
After winning, the health technology consultant, who can speak four languages, said: ‘My family are so supportive they can’t stop talking about it, and the Kenyan community has really got behind me and wanted to support me and loved seeing someone from my heritage being represented.’
She will now represent England at the 70th Miss World in Puerto Rico and pocketed £2,000 in cash alongside a wardrobe of evening and occasion wear, a photoshoot, a personalised website, luggage and a glamour mirror.
The health technology consultant, who can speak four languages, said: ‘My family are so supportive they can’t stop talking about it, and the Kenyan community has really got behind me and wanted to support me and loved seeing someone from my heritage being represented.’
She also revealed how enduring an abusive relationship had helped her to be stronger as a woman.
She revealed: ‘I would have to say that the most difficult experience that I’ve had in life is having gone through an abusive relationship and it’s not something that people speak about often.
‘But having gone through a relationship that was abusive it helped me learn more about myself.’
Muthamia added: ‘Knowing that I was able to come through that experience, learn more about myself and my worth, who I am as a woman and be able to now use this platform in Miss England to help other women is amazing’.
She will now represent England at the 70th Miss World in Puerto Rico and pocketed £2,000 in cash alongside a wardrobe of evening and occasion wear, a photoshoot, a personalised website, luggage and a glamour mirror.