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Owner’s Circle on Monday. Bb. Pilipinas Charities, Inc. honored their newly crowned queens: Bb. Pilipinas International 2023 Angelica Lopez, Bb. Pilipinas Globe 2023 Anna Valencia Lakrini, Bb. Pilipinas first runner-up Katrina Anne Johnson, and Bb. Pilipinas 2023 second runner-up Atasha Rei Parani.
Lopez, currently pursuing a psychology degree at Palawan State University, is passionate about helping and empowering underprivileged children. Raised in an economically disadvantaged family, she believes that children are the hope of the future. Through an outreach project with KASANAG, a youth-led non-government organization, she aims to educate children about health, career paths, and environmental awareness, among other things.
The statuesque, gorgeous, and elegant Lakrini, born to a Filipina mother and German father, worked as a model in Stuttgart, Germany before moving to the Philippines in 2022. She advocates for proper nutrition as a nutritional scientist. Inspired by her mother’s battle with breast cancer, Lakrini wants to make a difference by initiating more feeding programs, teaching children about proper diet, and promoting indigenous vegetables.
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