Michelle Dee set to do the head-to-head challenge for Miss World 2019
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Set your alarms because Philippine-bet Michelle Dee will soon be conquering the much-awaited head-to-head challenge together with Miss World Rwanda Meghan Nimwiza, Miss World Aruba Danna Garcia, Miss World Dominican Republic Clauvid Dal, and Miss World Ghana Rebecca Kwabi.
The head-to-head challenge is one of the fast-track events that challenges the contestants in their knowledge of the world and their respective advocacies.
During her send-off, Michelle shared with the press that she's been heavily focusing on the head-to-head challenge because it will allow her to bring her advocacy to the global stage.
“Training is the hardest part for me, but in terms of the pageant, I am most nervous about the head-to-head challenge and the Beauty With A Purpose segment of the competition because I am bringing my advocacy to the global stage.
"And I feel, like, I have the most at stake because of that, because I really want to make a change.
"I really want to gain international attention on this issue, to help my country, to help my siblings, and everybody suffering from the same problem."
Michelle's group will be broadcasted via YouTube at 8 p.m. today, December 4th (Philippine time).
You may also watch the fast-track challenge below:
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Together with more than a hundred contestants, Michelle will be competing for the Miss World 2019 crown on December 14, at ExCel London, and will be aired only on GMA-7.
IN PHOTOS: Michelle Dee's journey to the Miss World 2019 crown
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