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Hello Everyone! My name is Jacqueline McQuillen! I am 20 years old My birthday is June 25th Currently I am a Joplin Missouri resident where Historic Route 66 joins with a pair of interstates 44 and 49, and is the central connection where Kansas City, Wichita, Oklahoma City, and Fayetteville join together! I have been modeling as a freelance model since 2021, and have scored top ten in a few competitions such as "Miss Jetset Magazine as well as Maxim Magazine" My very first experience with modeling was with "Country Girl Management with their Pretty in Pink" competition. In February of 2022 I was blessed with the safe delivery of my beautiful daughter Winterlyn. Since I was home busy with my new born daughter, I had decided to take a few months of a break slowing down with competitions. Finally, I am ready to take charge and show my daughter that no matter what, or no matter how long it takes, ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING is possible!
I absolutely find it lovely that this season is all about loving all shapes, sizes, and colors! Each and every person on this Earth has beautiful qualities in their own ways, and "A New Kind of Beautiful" is here to speak numbers this season! I know this run will change and inspire many lives!
Being chosen as the new face of "A New Kind of Beautiful" TV series presented by The Fashion Hero would provide me with an incredible opportunity to make a lasting impact on this generation. With my passion for empowering others and my dedication to promoting self-love, I am confident in my ability to inspire people from all walks of life. Through this TV series, I would aim to challenge societal norms and redefine beauty standards by showcasing a diverse range of individuals who possess their own unique beauty. By sharing my personal story and advocating for self-acceptance, I hope to encourage viewers to embrace their individuality and recognize the beauty within themselves. As a role model, I would strive to create a positive and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and empowered to be their authentic selves.