Carrie Spencer | Miss Universe Great Britain 2010 Finalist
Miss Universe GB 2010 Beauty Pageant
Miss Universe Great Britain 2010 Contestants
Carrie Spencer
Age: 25
Hometown: Newton Abbott
BIO: I grew up in a small village and had a quaint and loving childhood. I was a popular teenager and ran in the school cross-country team and excelled in drama studies. I wasn't sure what direction I wanted to go in until fate stepped in and turned my world upside down. My dad had suffered with diabetes since his teens but eight years ago his heart failed and he died. I suffered terribly without my dad but it opened something in me. I dealt with my grief through putting pen to paper, which resulted in being published in America. Even more than when he was alive, I wanted to make my dad proud. I am now studying to be a bereavement councillor to help those who were in the same situation as me. I am also achieving a lot of my dreams and goals and managed to sky dive and bunjee jump for charity. I battled Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for two years and am now back stronger than ever and feel I have the heart, passion and life experience to do well in Miss Universe GB and am looking forward to fundraising for The Joshua Foundation regardless of the competition outcome.
Miss Universe Great Britain 2010 Contestants
Carrie Spencer
Age: 25
Hometown: Newton Abbott
BIO: I grew up in a small village and had a quaint and loving childhood. I was a popular teenager and ran in the school cross-country team and excelled in drama studies. I wasn't sure what direction I wanted to go in until fate stepped in and turned my world upside down. My dad had suffered with diabetes since his teens but eight years ago his heart failed and he died. I suffered terribly without my dad but it opened something in me. I dealt with my grief through putting pen to paper, which resulted in being published in America. Even more than when he was alive, I wanted to make my dad proud. I am now studying to be a bereavement councillor to help those who were in the same situation as me. I am also achieving a lot of my dreams and goals and managed to sky dive and bunjee jump for charity. I battled Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for two years and am now back stronger than ever and feel I have the heart, passion and life experience to do well in Miss Universe GB and am looking forward to fundraising for The Joshua Foundation regardless of the competition outcome.
* Miss Universe GB Candidates: Page 1 / Page 2
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