Miss Universe Great Britain 2021 was the 13th edition of the Miss Universe Great Britain pageant, held at the Riverfront Arts Centre in Newport, Wales, on 16 October 2021.
Jeanette Akua of London crowned Emma Collingridge of Suffolk as her successor at the end of the event. Collingridge represented Great Britain at Miss Universe 2021 finishing in the Top 16.[1] [2] [3]
| Placement | Contestant | |
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| Miss Universe Great Britain 2021 |
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| 1st Runner-Up | ||
| 2nd Runner-Up | ||
| Top 5 |
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The 29 finalist for Miss Universe Great Britain 2021 are:[4]
| Represents | Candidate | Age | Hometown | Country/Region | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michaela Carew | 28 | London | England | ||
| London | Zakiyah Ahmed | 22 | London | England | |
| Derbyshire | 26 | England | |||
| Dorset | Daniella Hare[5] | 20 | England | ||
| East Surrey | Charlotte Kamale | 27 | England | ||
| East Sussex | Paloma Shemirani | 20 | England | ||
| East Yorkshire | Lily Young | 22 | England | ||
| Edinburgh | Lisa He | 24 | Scotland | ||
| Essex | Emily Sharland | 25 | England | ||
| Greater London | Emilee Lucia | 26 | London | England | |
| Melissa Dewar | 24 | England | |||
| Kent | Ella Baker-Roberts | 25 | England | ||
| Lancashire | Joanna Johnson | 28 | England | ||
| London | Neha Dhull | London | England | ||
| Nottinghamshire | Laisha Johnson | 27 | England | ||
| Oxford | Lauri Knowler | 26 | England | ||
| Oxfordshire | Roisin Richardson | 25 | England | ||
| Abigail Johnston | 22 | Scotland | |||
| 28 | Scotland | ||||
| South London | Pratishtha Raut | 26 | England | ||
| Christina Chalk | 28 | Scotland | |||
| Suffolk | Emma Collingridge | 23 | England | ||
| Sussex | Rosie Minako | 27 | England | ||
| Jade Bambrough | 27 | England | |||
| Warwickshire | Eleanor Booth | 28 | England | ||
| West Midlands | Sacha Jones | 26 | England | ||
| West Surrey | Fallonne Rose | 24 | England | ||
| West Yorkshire | Saskia Fauguel | England | |||
| Worcestershire | Petchara Newson | 22 | England |
On 13 April 2021, finalist Saarah Ahmed died at the age of 20 after fighting a rare disease that is a part of the Ehlers–Danlos syndromes.[6] [7]
