The media will always emphasize its spot light on public figures, and for purposes of this blog, the media loves to scrutinize when beauty queens "go bad." One of the most recent controversies was former Miss USA 2010, Rima Fakih, and racy photos of her in a stripper pole contest surfaced to the public. Not only was she the first Muslim Miss USA winner... but she was also a party girl! There are numerous stories of pageant queens who have been into pornography, drug and alcohol abuse, and even money laundering. To see more stories, visit NYDailyNews.com and read up on the Beauty Pageant Scandals. Beauty queens will always be more harshly scrutinized for things that others may get away with with a mere slap on the wrist. Is that fair? If you ask me... it is fair. Beauty queens know that becoming a title holder means they must maintain an image.. that is just the name of the game. If they have dirty laundry following them, they should either do a good job of cleaning it up, own up to it from the beginning, or not compete for a title at all.
Trust me, a head shot is always more flattering than a mug shot:
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| Kumari Fulbright, Miss Desert Sun 2006 |
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