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On the afternoon of Sunday, May 25, the Grand Final of the Miss Florida Teen 2025 contest took place at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando, Florida, an event presented by Hayat Amyra Productions.
And the climax that the eager attendees at the venue in Orlando were waiting for finally arrived and the name of the winner of this year's crown was announced, who received her scepter from the hands of the previous monarch and holder until this Sunday of the title Miss Florida Teen USA 2024, Kennedie Clinton, who signed a period full of authenticity, pride and purpose, according to information from the official website of the contest.
The new monarch and holder of the Miss Florida Teen USA 2025 title is Keira Moorehead, a dark-skinned model, who, like the winner of the sister pageant, is a professional model and is exclusive to the Wilhelmina agency, which offers the following data in its portfolio: "1.70 m tall, 81 cm chest, 81A bra, 63 cm waist, 87 cm hips, shoe size 23, dark brown hair, brown eyes and size 0."
"An unforgettable experience"
The representative from the city of Windermere described the opportunity to participate in the pageant as follows: "This opportunity means so much more to me than just a crown or a title; it is an opportunity to fully embrace my values and begin a new chapter. Entering the world of beauty pageants for the first time was definitely intimidating, but that is precisely what makes this journey so exciting: uncertainty is where true magic arises. This experience has already been unforgettable".
How much does the winner of the contest get?
There is no reliable data on the prize that the new monarch of Miss Florida Teen 2025 will receive, but the data provided by the Miss USA Organization states that it is the new Miss Teen USA who "is awarded a cash scholarship of more than $25,000 to cover continuing education tuition or other educational expenses (books, etc.) at the institution of her choice".