Emerle Tisson, Miss Saint Lucia - Crowned St. Maarten Carnival Caribbean Queen.Photo Credit: facebook.com/sxmcarnival

Saint Lucia’s Emerle Tisson Crowned 2026 St. Maarten Carnival Caribbean Queen

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In a dazzling display of elegance, confidence, and Caribbean pride, Miss Saint Lucia, Emerle Tisson, captured the coveted 2026 St. Maarten Carnival Caribbean Queen title on Wednesday 15 April 2026. Her commanding presence and consistently strong performances throughout the competition earned her top honours at the prestigious regional pageant.

Held at the Jocelyn Arndell Festival Village, the highly anticipated event brought together nine talented contestants representing islands from across the Caribbean. From the opening segments to the final moments on stage, Tisson stood out, wowing both judges and patrons with her poise, intelligence, and captivating stage presence.

Throughout the night, she dominated multiple categories, showcasing not only her beauty but also her versatility and depth as a contestant. Her performances resonated strongly with the audience, cementing her as a standout competitor from the outset.

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Kentonea Fortin of St. Eustatius delivered an impressive showing to secure the position of first runner-up, while home representative Keisy Quant of St. Maarten claimed second runner-up honours, drawing loud support from the local crowd.

The pageant featured a vibrant mix of contestants from Anguilla, Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Antigua and Barbuda, Trinidad and Tobago, and Barbados, each bringing their unique cultural flair to the stage. The competition highlighted the richness and diversity of Caribbean talent, reinforcing the spirit of unity and celebration that defines the region’s carnival traditions.

Tisson’s victory marks a proud moment for Saint Lucia, adding another regional title to the island’s growing list of pageant achievements. Her win not only reflects her individual excellence but also underscores Saint Lucia’s strength on the Caribbean cultural stage.

As celebrations continue, Emerle Tisson now steps into her role as ambassador of the festival, embodying grace, culture, and the vibrant energy of the Caribbean.

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