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Rylan Adams & Daria Donovan crowned Prince & Princess 2024

A packed Multi-Purpose Sports Complex on July 14, 2024, witnessed Rylan Adams and Daria Donovan crowned Prince & Princess 2024. Photo: VINO
The Princess of 2024, Daria Donovan. Photo: VINO
The Princess of 2024, Daria Donovan. Photo: VINO
The Prince of 2024, Rylan Adams. Photo: VINO
The Prince of 2024, Rylan Adams. Photo: VINO
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- A packed Multi-Purpose Sports Complex on July 14, 2024, witnessed Rylan Adams and Daria Donovan crowned Prince & Princess 2024.

The pair received strong competition from Joseph Richards and Milana Baltimore who were crowned First Runners Up.

The Second Runners Up were Fatona CAllwood and Ze’Mirah Martin while the Third Runners Up were Ja’keem Smith and J’Coya Scatliffe.

Adams took the lion’s share of the individual prizes, including for Photogenic, Popularity, Best Interview, Best Intro Dance, Best Intro Speech, Triple W and Best Talent.

Donovan won Best Ambassadorial Wear and Triple W.

Milana Baltimore took most of the individual prizes in the Princess Pageant, including for Photogenic, Popularity, Best Interview, Best Intro Dance, and Best Talent.

More details to follow.

24 Responses to “Rylan Adams & Daria Donovan crowned Prince & Princess 2024”

  • Conflict of Interest (15/07/2024, 06:58) Like (58) Dislike (11) Reply
    We need to start getting judges from usvi cause everything here does be a buy out
    • big time (15/07/2024, 09:21) Like (22) Dislike (1) Reply
      So much bias going on in this country.
    • Savage cat (15/07/2024, 12:16) Like (12) Dislike (1) Reply
      Think the “USVI judges can’t be bought out either ?
    • Synopsis (15/07/2024, 13:22) Like (13) Dislike (2) Reply
      They had No. 1 in Princess and #4 in Prince to win from beforehand.

      Look at their outfits for the segments.

      1. That humongous crown Princess #1 had on for Ambassadorial wear and Asian-looking red gown had nothing to do with the BVI

      2. Prince #4 wore embellished princely shoulder pads in every segment

      3. Princess #1 and Prince #4’s evening wear were the same colour and design to compliment each other for that expected Prince and Princess win (don’t even use the excuse that they had the same chaperone…if they did). The right persons (#3 Prince and #7 Princess) won evening wear. Good job evening wear judges.

      As for continually saying you’re humble, someone who is humble doesn’t brag about being humble.

      Parents stop putting your egos on these children.

      As for all pageant committees, screen these judges and stop selecting who you know, who’s easiest to get, same set of judges every other year. The BVI has tens of thousands of persons to screen to be judges.
      • @Synopsis (15/07/2024, 14:29) Like (4) Dislike (3) Reply
        You're sounding rather bitter and jealous of children. It's not a good look.
  • Congrats to all (15/07/2024, 07:03) Like (10) Dislike (27) Reply
    Go Rylan.!!!!!!!! GREAT WORK TO ALL. SHOWS A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE BVI WITH THE RIGHT GUIDANCE. PARENTS BEING ENVOLED IN THEIR CHILDRENLS LIFE MATTERS.
  • say so (15/07/2024, 07:41) Like (8) Dislike (1) Reply
    How?
  • Now why would you do that to your child (15/07/2024, 08:17) Like (24) Dislike (21) Reply
    Who’s smart ideas was it to have their big child dancing around in a pamper?!? Then you had to unfortunately watch it over AGAIN TWICE smh
    • @Now why.... (15/07/2024, 10:32) Like (15) Dislike (3) Reply
      That was one of the best parts....it was a calypso and the yound lady did well...she should try for Jr Calypso Monarch...she did well...sang well and was true to the calypso craft
  • Sam (15/07/2024, 08:18) Like (24) Dislike (8) Reply
    They cheat

    H
  • yay (15/07/2024, 08:53) Like (28) Dislike (6) Reply
    All the children did well, someone must win and it may not be the child you wanted, no need for big people to be acting like fowls over a children pageant….
    • NB (15/07/2024, 11:13) Like (3) Dislike (1) Reply
      In the fuss place, children should be in pageants. Ayo don’t teaching the children this nonsense and then have them feel bad about themself . Streeeuuuups
  • haters (15/07/2024, 09:25) Like (23) Dislike (6) Reply
    Congratulations Daria you deserved it ????????
  • Same ole same ole (15/07/2024, 09:38) Like (11) Dislike (2) Reply
    Cheated asusual
  • Fantastic! (15/07/2024, 09:53) Like (2) Dislike (5) Reply
    Very proud of these kids, they all did amazing! Hope none of them go on to be arrested for anything like some of the Ms. BVI contestants! Great job kids!
  • To the Adults (15/07/2024, 09:57) Like (20) Dislike (4) Reply
    It’s a show….someone will win and someone will lose. The judges views may not reflect yours….Fully explain this to your children should you chose to subject them to the world of pageantry…..#sickofthebuyoutcommentry
  • Only in the BVI (15/07/2024, 10:17) Like (30) Dislike (10) Reply
    Why was one of the contestant's God mother was allowed to host the show along with her son who's hair need to be properly groomed. Pure Nonsense!
    • Miss Demeanor (15/07/2024, 12:42) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply
      @Only in the BVI... who is her god-child? Asking for a friend.
  • Pure BS (15/07/2024, 11:05) Like (26) Dislike (3) Reply
    Yall really made that boy the winner? really? I was bored listening to him. The one that was runner up had so much more energy and was connected to the crowd. stop playing with peoples emotions. Especially kids. also take down the video from you tube. You will scar kids for life. Some of them was crying. Think about their future.
  • Eagle Eyes (15/07/2024, 11:16) Like (6) Dislike (1) Reply
    What an amazing show! I watched in awe from online. Pageants are like the Olympics. It’s all about the score in the end. Competition was tight! No one can deny that. So if they are that close, and one passes the other in a category or two, they stood the chance of going home with the crown. If one girl scored a total of 9/10 and another scored 9.2/10, well there you have it. They were all amazing and will continue to shine. Great job to all!
  • ccc (15/07/2024, 11:48) Like (8) Dislike (21) Reply
    It was judged fairly bam
  • West ras (15/07/2024, 12:30) Like (7) Dislike (2) Reply
    In all sort of worldly things before leading our children to christ when these children requested baptism you all say they are to young you all go ahead ride on
  • lets be real!! (15/07/2024, 13:39) Like (14) Dislike (0) Reply
    lets be real!! the girls were really tight you could understand that it could of gone anyway.. but oh lord for the boys please lets be real, be real with yourselves people, you can have besties, cousins, grandmother second cousin and business partners judging all persons with connection and vested interest in that little boy's both side of his family, we all know BVI is a family thing!! The young man#4, I respect him he is just a kid, but we adults do more harm than good. He now has to live with that knowing that the majority of the public did not agree that he should of win! I don't blame #4 boy blame the judges they need to stop the nonsense and judge without favoritism, and you know what not even the judges so much to be honest it is very hard and very few can be impartial when you actually know the contestant you are human you will have favorites. I'm not going to be a hypocrite. The real problem is the committee you need to at least try your best to get judges from maybe Poland, Greenland, Slovakia for a change..
  • tola (15/07/2024, 16:17) Like (3) Dislike (0) Reply
    All them show in tola does be cheated that's why I'm not interested in them.


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