Jenny Kim, the first ever title holder from Korea in any major international pageant, was graciously awarded Miss Supranational 2017 beating Martha Martinez Insignares of Columbia and Bianca Tirsin Lorena of Romania, in Top 3. On 1st December 2017, Jenny took over the crown from the then- reigning queen Miss Supranational 2016 Srinidhi Shetty. Crediting her cheerful personality and grace, she was the first one to receive Miss Congeniality.
After the glorious win, Jenny has been busy with her queen duties which she has been fulfilling with equal dedication and grace. On 12th December 2017, Jenny along with Mister Supranational 2017 Gabriel Correa received a warm welcome in Korea, where both of them were given a hardcore happy welcome at the airport. The homecoming was all the more special for the Asian beauty because of the value the crown holds in the hearts of all the Korean people. Pioneering the win for her country, Jenny made sure her happiness reflected in her dazzling smile throughout the event.
Jenny and Gabriel went to a homecoming press event at Grand Hyatt Seoul, Korea. It was a beautiful day for the whole country as the President of Miss Supranational Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski and the National Director of Korea Jenny Park officially presented Gabriel Correa and Jenny Kim to the press. Along with celebrating her homecoming, Jenny made sure she did not neglect her official duties as she was seen promoting the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics along with Gabriel.
During her short trip to Korea, Jenny also got a photo shoot done which was arranged by the talented photographer Igor Drozdowski, and the queen was just perfect in it. She looked stunning in a flowing red gown proving why she holds the deserving title all the more.
Seemed like, there was no stopping the queen as she was seen arriving at the Vietnam Airport with her Supranational king for their furthur official obligations. Miss Supranational 2017 Jenny Kim is a staunch advocator of raising awareness against Child abuse and wishes to do the same for the oppressed children during her reign. Well, all we can say is ‘All hail the Queen!’
