It was a sad night for Greater Accra Region representative, Otobia, Ashanti Region’s Serwaa and Eastern Region’s Oye, who have been evicted from TV3’s Ghana’s Most Beautiful after five weeks of being in the competition.
Unfortunately for these three beautiful ladies, their hope of becoming Ghana’s Most Beautiful woman for 2019 was dashed Sunday night when they were announced as contestants who failed to amass enough public votes and scores from judges.
For Sunday night’s performance, contestants presented business plans based on their individual talents.
Each one of them appeared on stage looking all corporate ready to sell their ideas to the world, but unfortunately for the three evicted ladies, they failed to meet judges’ expectations with their presentations.
As a result, they scored very little marks for their presentations, and that together with their low votes from the public over the past five weeks led them home.
With sorrowful looks, the three evictees bid farewell to the competition as they hugged one other for comfort on stage.
Having spent five weeks in the competition, the three contestants are leaving viewers of the show with memories of their exciting and educative performances.
From their history night presentations to their unique dances and catwalks on the GMB stage, it is fair to say the three evictees are not walking away from the competition empty handed as they have each won for themselves hundreds of fans and admirers across the country.
With 13 more ladies left in the competition to battle for the crown, car and cash, the competition gets keener as all the ladies are now exposed to the reality of evictions, which will end their journey for these mouthwatering prizes.
Ghana’s Most Beautiful airs every Sunday on TV3 at 8:00PM and is live on all social media platforms with the hashtag #GMB2019 and #BlackandProud.
Source: 3news.com|Ghana
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