Georgina Wilson Filipino English Model in Esquire Magazine, Philippines, July 2012

Georgina Wilson is a Filipina-British model and VJ. She was born 12 February 1986. Georgina was a judge on ABS-CBN's Showtime for seven weeks before getting evicted.  She is a British + Filipino Twitter addict, finance geek, commercial model, VJ, product endorser & host that is Manila's hottest girl Georgina Wilson.

Wilson "represents the new batch of 'it' girls who not only possess beauty, drive and individuality, but also the brains to be able to conquer." (Tim Yap, Philippine Star.

Georgina Wilson History

Georgina Wilson attended High School in Assumption College Makati, the lowest mark she received was a 91. During her sophomore year, with soaring grades of 95 or 96 in Math, she was transferred to the Math Enrichment Program. During her last year in high school that she discovered Economics. “Since it’s mostly based in Math, it became one of my strengths.”

 Georgina was accepted into Ateneo’s Economics-Honors course. But then she left Ateneo and finished her studies in University of Sydney in Australia and took Accounting Finance.

Jesinta Campbell Australlian @ FHM, Australia, December 2010

 

Jesinta Campbell is a pageant titleholder from Australia. She won her national title, Miss Universe Australia, on 17 June 2010. She born on 12 August 1991.

Campbell was crowned Miss Universe Australia 2010 on 17 June 2010 then became a contestant at the Miss Universe 2010 pageant. She finished as the second runner-up behind Yendi Phillipps (Jamaica) and winner Ximena Navarrete (Mexico). She was also designated Miss Congeniality at this pageant.

In September 2010, she became a guest reporter for entertainment and fashion subjects on Seven Network's The Morning Show.

In October 2011, she appeared as a contestant on the Nine Network's The Celebrity Apprentice Australia as a member of Team Unity.

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Women in Islamic countries across the Middle East are forced to wear coverings, known as Burqas or Hijabs from heat-to-toe. In many nations, such as Saudi Arabia and Iran, such dress standards are strictly enforced by law. In front of a millions of viewers worldwide on 23rd August 2010 night, watching the Miss Universe pageant, Miss Australia seemingly took a stand against such oppressive policies.

From the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Aug. 23:

Miss Australia Jesinta Campbell: What role should the government play in regulating potentially offensive clothing? "One of the greatest things we have is the freedom of choice...I don't think the government should have any say in what we wear."

Her answer was met with loud cheers from the audience.

However, she did not make the top two contestants. The pageant was won by Miss Mexico. Campbell was in the Top 5, along with Miss Phillipines, Miss Jamaica, and Miss Ukraine.

Interestingly, Miss Ukraine was similarly asked a political question. She was queried about full body scans at airports to protect against potential terrorists. Neighboring Russia has been a target of Islamic terrorism in recent years. Her response:

This is a very important question of security. To avoid the type of catastrophes that we are well aware. So if that helps us to save the lives of people then I’m for it!

Out of a total of 83 contestants, only 6 came from predominantly Muslim countries: Egypt, Lebanon, Kosovo, Indonesia, Turkey, and Albania. Notably, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Sudan, Somalia, and other large-population Muslim nations, did not participate.