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Miss Hong Kong Pageant (Chinese: 香港小姐競選), or Miss HK (港姐) for short, is an annual beauty pageant organised by local Hong Kong television station, TVB. The pageant was established in 1946, [1] and acquired by TVB in 1973. [2]
Feb 23, 2021 · A Hongkong news outlet recently compiled photos of some Miss Hongkong winners from the past 30 years to prove that beauty queens go on to have cute kids.
She made the top 15 at the pageant, being the first Miss Hong Kong (from TVB) to place since 1985, when Ellen Wong (1985's 2nd runner up) made the top 15. She also won the Miss Friendship award, the 4th consecutive Miss Friendship award won since 2004.
- Grace Chan (陳凱琳) The 2013 Miss Hong Kong winner was heavily promoted by TVB and would have kickstarted a great acting career, but she has been on hiatus ever since giving birth to her son Rafael in early 2019.
- Halina Tam (譚小環) The 1994 Miss Hong Kong winner and her husband, Eric Chong (莊強榮) are owners of a successful street food chain that has multiple restaurants across Hong Kong.
- Charlene Tse (謝寧) After only six years in the industry, the 1985 Miss Hong Kong winner left her acting career behind to start her own bakery shop, Cookies Quartet.
- Pauline Yeung (楊寶玲) After winning the 1987 Hong Kong Pageant, Pauline went to compete for the Miss Universe Pageant, winning fifth place. After retiring from acting, she went on to pursue a career in jewelry.
Apr 10, 2020 · The beauty queen contest, which was first held in 1973, used to be Hong Kong’s most publicized events, and winners of the contest—as well as a few lucky contestants—all end up being famous actresses, singers, or socialites in their own right.
Mar 5, 2017 · The second runner-up title went to Miss Ellen Wong, a doctor’s assistant, also aged 19. She was considered to be a hot contender for the title in the speculation stakes. Also selected as winners, although on a smaller scale in the pageant, were Miss Ivy Sung, who became Miss Friendship, and Miss Marina Lau, who gained the title ...
6 days ago · The Miss Hong Kong pageant, a glittering annual spectacle that once captivated millions, crowned its new queens on September 15. In a stark reversal from recent years, when contestants were ruthlessly mocked online for being “ugly,” netizens are praising this year’s winners for their beauty, reminiscent of the pageant’s golden era in the 1980s and ’90s.
