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8 contestants vying for the Prince & Princess Crown 2023

- Four boys & four girls will take to the stage on Sunday, July 23, 2023 @ the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex
The contestants were revealed yesterday, June 17, 2023, at the Cyril B Romney Tortola Pier Park in Road Town, Tortola. Photo: Facebook
The stage is set for competition in the 2023 Prince & Princess show with eight (8) boys and girls vying for the title of 2023 Prince and Princess in the Virgin Islands (VI). Photo: Facebook/File
The stage is set for competition in the 2023 Prince & Princess show with eight (8) boys and girls vying for the title of 2023 Prince and Princess in the Virgin Islands (VI). Photo: Facebook/File
Kshyjah Young, Age: 12 of the Enis Adams Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Kshyjah Young, Age: 12 of the Enis Adams Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Amillia Pemberton, Age: 10 of the Alexandrina Maduro Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Amillia Pemberton, Age: 10 of the Alexandrina Maduro Primary School. Photo: Facebook
De’Nya Kayla Winter, Age: 10 of the Ebenezer Thomas Primary. Photo: Facebook
De’Nya Kayla Winter, Age: 10 of the Ebenezer Thomas Primary. Photo: Facebook
Amiah Rae Chang, Age: 8 of the Claudia Creque Educational Centre. Photo: Facebook
Amiah Rae Chang, Age: 8 of the Claudia Creque Educational Centre. Photo: Facebook
Mali Pemberton, Age: 8 of the Enis Adams Primary Schools. Photo: Facebook
Mali Pemberton, Age: 8 of the Enis Adams Primary Schools. Photo: Facebook
Jeron E. Springett, Age: 8 of the Enis Adams Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Jeron E. Springett, Age: 8 of the Enis Adams Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Lorenzo Smith, Age: 11, of the Francis Lettsome Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Lorenzo Smith, Age: 11, of the Francis Lettsome Primary School. Photo: Facebook
Kyrique Matthew, Age: 11, of the BVI Seventh Day Adventist School. Photo: Facebook
Kyrique Matthew, Age: 11, of the BVI Seventh Day Adventist School. Photo: Facebook
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The stage is set for competition in the 2023 Prince & Princess show with eight (8) boys and girls vying for the title of 2023 Prince and Princess in the Virgin Islands (VI).

The contestants were revealed yesterday, June 17, 2023, at the Cyril B Romney Tortola Pier Park in Road Town, Tortola.

For the Princess Crown, the girls competing are De’Nya Kayla Winter, age: 10 of the Ebenezer Thomas Primary;  Amiah Rae Chang, age: 8 of the Claudia Creque Educational Centre;  Amillia Pemberton, age: 10 of the Alexandrina Maduro Primary School and Kshyjah Young, age: 12 of the Enis Adams Primary School.

For the prince crown, the boys competing are Lorenzo Smith, age: 11 of the Francis Lettsome Primary School; Jeron E. Springett, age: 8 of the Enis Adams Primary School; Mali Pemberton, age: 8 of the Enis Adams Primary Schools and Kyrique Matthew, age: 11 of the BVI Seventh Day Adventist School.

The Prince and Princess Show 2023 is set for Sunday, July 23, 2023, at 3:00 pm at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex.

The Virgin Islands Prince & Princess Show 2023 serves as a platform for the BVI's Jr Ambassadors.

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