LAWYER, ATHLETE, POLITICIAN AND BEAUTY QUEEN DEE-ANN KENTISH-ROGERS TELLS OF HER EXTRAORDINARY ACHIEVEMENTS AS SHE WELCOMES US TO HER ISLAND PARADISE
‘Winning the election is my greatest achievement yet. I was so elated’
At the age of 27, Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers has the world at her elegant feet.
Blessed with brains and beauty, she is the jewel in Anguilla’s crown, having achieved more than most people could ever aspire to in a lifetime.
Her catalogue of accolades includes making history as the first black contestant to win Miss Universe Great Britain, a career as a barrister at London’s Middle Temple and competing as an athlete at the Commonwealth Games.
Now she has made political history, too. The multitalented rising star recently became the youngest member of the House of Assembly on her native Caribbean island and is its Minister for Education and Social Development.
“I screamed at the top of my voice when weas she invites us for this exclusive interview and photoshoot at her idyllic tropical paradise.
