The organization of Miss Universe Singapore will soon host the coronation ceremony for Miss Universe Singapore 2021 where delegates from all over the country will participate and compete for the national crown and earn the opportunity to represent Singapore at Miss Universe 2021. The winner will succeed Miss Universe Singapore 2020 Bernadette Belle Ong for the title.
Aimee Cheng-Bradshaw is one of the divas who has showcased her interest in participating in the competition and winning her chance to represent Singapore at Miss Universe 2021. The diva is 26-years-old and stands 176 cm tall. She completed her college studies at King’s College London. She is a British-Chinese professional model and has emerged as a potential representative of Singapore at Miss Universe 2021.
The diva is a familiar face on the local modelling scene, gracing fashion campaigns, magazine covers, and runway shows. She rose to fame after she represented Singapore in the third season of Asia’s Next Top Model 2015 and was adjudged as the second runner-up. She has managed to impress the audience with her stunning looks, confident walk, and impressive personality. If she decides to participate, she could be a great representative of Singapore at Miss Universe 2021.
Talking about her experience at Asia’s Next Top Model 2015, Aimee mentioned that it was one of the definitive periods of her life because her career trajectory completely changed after the show and that was a really nice surprise! In the second episode of the show, the diva was fat-shamed by a guest judge on regional TV, after which the beauty queen decided to work on herself and started to take her health and fitness. To her, the competition was a modelling boot camp that served to home her dexterity and versatility as a model. Becoming more confident and getting better at interpreting clothes, she reveals, were some of the practical takeaways.
After her stint at Asia’s Next Top Model 2015, Aimee was exposed to a lot of opportunities that helped her gain more experience, confidence, and strength to compete in future pageants and Miss Universe Singapore 2021, came at just the right time for the queen. In one of her interviews, the beauty queen mentioned, "My initial impression of the modelling industry was that it is very brutal. It is still brutal today, but there are a lot more supportive people in it too. Which makes it fun because I get to work with so many amazing teams. If you learn to brush aside the critics and the hate that some people say, it’s not that bad. " When she is not modelling, she is busy creating new content on her YouTube channel or challenging herself to a new workout routine.
If she decides to participate, she could emerge as a strong contender to represent Singapore at Miss Universe 2021 as she is confident, experienced, and determined towards her goals in life. She is a keen advocate for mental health and has created videos on topics like social comparison and struggles in the modelling industry, taking care of my mental health through journaling and meditation, and ways in which our physical health and mental health are closely connected.
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