Counting the days and the crown for the much coveted Miss Universe 2011 will be put to a new head having all the qualities that the chosen one must possess.
On the reports published via starmometer.com, it was emphasized that Ms. Universe contenders coming from “P” countries were observed to have strong potentials in taking this years’ crown and Ms. Philippines bet Shamcey Supsup,25, belonged to the stellar “P” groups.
Shamcey Supsup alongside with other “P” countries representatives like Panama, Paraguay, Peru,Poland, Portugal and Puerto Rico were noted to have acquired potentials to grab the crown.
Going back to Shamcey Supsup, on the recent updates and news, it was noted that she had been consistently leading the various unofficial Miss Universe online polls like those of Missosology.com and from Telemundo.
Aside from that, Shamcey had been consistently making it to the top 15 for the Miss Universe pageant, which sources came from various sites and forums in the internet including from that of global beauties.com.
Quoted from globalbeauties.com, “After a decade “in the dark”, it looks like the Philippines has managed to be back on track, and shall compete strongly for the second consecutive year in Miss U. Shamcey is very charming and as one of the faces of the competition. Like in 2010, the pageant-fanatic Filipino fans have good reasons to rave about.”
These were the words said straight from globalbeauties.com referring to Shamcey as she was one of the new entries on the GB’s Top favorites: the post-arrival list.
Everything was indeed new for Shamcey Supsup. The whole process and the entire experienced going and getting in to the pageant were something that she was seizing. On previous report, Shamcey said that she found being in the pageant as an experience and way for her to help other people considering the fact that she was chosen to be one of the Amb(–foul word(s) removed–)adors for Operation Smile, pre-pageant activity of Miss Universe.
Miss Universe 2011 with 89 beauties to compete was set to be held in Sao Paolo, Brazil on September 12.
