THE competition website www.mymostbeautiful.com is hosting its second competition, My Most Beautiful Kid.
To enter, create a profile on www.mymostbeautiful.com and upload your favourite pics of your child between the ages of two and five-years-old to stand a chance to win the grand prize of R50,000. The runner-up gets R15,000 and there are cash prizes for the remaining top 10 finalists. Randomly selected voters will also win weekly prizes of R1,000.
Registration and voting is open, after which the top 50 will be determined on Wednesday, 29 July. Voting will then re-open for the top 50 who will compete against each other for the title of South Africa’s most beautiful child.
My Most Beautiful Kid not only celebrates the children’s physical beauty, but also their beautiful personalities that shine through. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, 12 August.
KFM sports anchor and Cape Talk Afternoon Drive show host, Jeremy Harris is one of the judges. A keen sports nut and golfer, he is also a doting father to six-year-old twins. “This could be the most difficult competition I’ve ever had to judge. Children are all unique and bring their own individuality. They can be wise beyond their years and at the same time so innocent,” said Jeremy.
One of SA’s most recognisable faces, Lee-Ann Liebenberg, will also be a celebrity judge for the competition. The sought after international model from Roodepoort has graced the pages of many magazines. Lee-Ann is a loving wife and mother of two gorgeous girls.
My Most Beautiful Kid is dedicated to giving back. A portion of profits will be donated to the Khulani Children’s Shelter in KwaZulu-Natal. The shelter is a safe haven for orphans, abused and abandoned children that provides safe and secure accommodation where they are loved and cared for. Funds will be given towards feeding, clothing and looking after the children as well as towards running skills and training workshops.
For more information or to make a donation email info@khulanishelter.co.za or call 031-563-9450.
