Miss England

Yeah.

And I did Miss Yorkshire, I did Miss England.

Um, but something that I felt was that I wasn't...

Again, it was the idea of not really fitting in.

Right.

I remember sitting with a few of the o- of the other South Asian girls, and we just all had the same opinion of we're not gonna get very far in this.

In the Miss England?

Yeah.

So there's a competition over there that they do each and every year called Miss to England.

So they have a Miss England competition, and then they have Miss to England.

So it's balanced, all right? Everyone's being put forward as meat to be judged.

But the problem is there's a final of Miss to England coming up on the 11th of October, and they need 12 finalists for this competition.

Straight through.

They're even

asking all the Miss England contestants, all the semi-finalists in that competition, to just nominate a mate.

Have you got

And I just know you're onto bigger and better things.

And I know that you'll win Miss England.

And even if you don't, I know for a fact that you will do as much as you can with that title to, you know, be a voice for the voices, like you said.

How do you think your biggest bully would react if they saw you as Miss Asia on a North? What do you think that they'd say? Today's episode is a really personal one because it's not just a guest, it is my sister Laiba.

Now recently, if you guys follow me on Instagram, you would know that she was crowned as Miss Asia on the North and she is a Miss England semi-finalist.

And honestly, I think when people see someone in a position like that, they see a crown, they see achievement, they see success.

But what they don't really see is what a person has to have gone through to get to that position in their life.

But if anyone crosses my boundary, they will be cut off like that because my self-respect comes way above anyone.