Ent. & Lifestyle
Meet Little Miss Uganda’s Queen Carren
"I am grateful to God for my mother, who takes me to the club. She also supported me to join Little Miss Uganda, the auditions, and bootcamp."
Claire Carren Kirabo, the Little Miss Uganda Ambassador. (Photos by Miriam Namutebi)
By: Jackie Nalubwama, Journalist @New Vision
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At only eight, Claire Carren Kirabo is in P.3 at Standard Junior School in Nansana. She shared what it means for her to be a Little Miss Uganda Ambassador.
What did you learn from the experience of becoming Little Miss Uganda Ambassador?
At the boot camp in Mengo, I learnt how to be kind to everyone. I was taught that being helpful is a very good thing that makes others smile. I also learnt the steps of modelling. I can now walk well.
Was modelling hard?
It was tricky in the beginning, but I finally learnt how to do it.
It was tricky in the beginning, but I finally learnt how to do it.
Do you have a hobby or hobbies?
Yes, I do. I am a designer in the Kids Sewing Club in Namugongo by Rebecca Hill-1 Coucher. I make beads, earrings, and bangles.
If you had a chance, would you go back for auditions and go through the competition all over again?
Yes, I would because it was so much fun.
Who are you grateful to God for?
I am grateful to God for my mother, who takes me to the club. She also supported me to join Little Miss Uganda, the auditions, and bootcamp.
Yes, I do. I am a designer in the Kids Sewing Club in Namugongo by Rebecca Hill-1 Coucher. I make beads, earrings, and bangles.
If you had a chance, would you go back for auditions and go through the competition all over again?
Yes, I would because it was so much fun.
Who are you grateful to God for?
I am grateful to God for my mother, who takes me to the club. She also supported me to join Little Miss Uganda, the auditions, and bootcamp.