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Hey everyone!
Our next RIM Titleholder Tuesday showcases another International Titleholder: Hollie Robinson! Hollie is from Blackpool, United Kingdom and currently holds the title of Royal International Ms. She has also held the titles of 2017-2018 Royal UK Ms, 2016-2017 Miss Crown & Glory UK, 2015 Miss Crown & Glory Lancashire, 2011 Miss Blackpool, 2010 Miss West Lancashire, and 2009 North West Beauty. This 27-year-old once jumped out of a plane 15,000 ft high for charity and loves her dog, Domino the Beagle.
Be sure to follow her Instagram and RIMstagram.
Take it away, Hollie!
All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to peruse them.
My mum is the main reason I entered the wonderful world of pageantry. In 2009, at 17 years old and having no confidence from years of school bullying, my mum entered me into the biggest pageant in the world: Miss England that leads to Miss World. She hoped it would boost my confidence, provide me with opportunities, and give me the chance to have some fun. Little did she know after that first competition, a heat called North West Beauty, the pageant bug took hold and nearly 10 years later I would be sat here as an international titleholder!
My favourite thing about competing is the opportunities it gives you to make a difference. I have raised over £10,000 and awareness for a variety of different causes and charities. I would not be the woman I am today without pageants. I was painfully shy; I wouldn’t have been able to do the job I do now and I wouldn’t be the strong, independent woman I am proud to be today.
The amazing memories I have and keep experiencing are through the Royal Internationals Miss pageant! I have traveled all around America including Orlando, New York, and New Jersey and on February 19th I will go on a cruise with my sister queens!
My platform is Endometriosis (end-o-me-tree-o-sis): a condition myself and one in ten women suffer from. It is a painful chronic gynaecological condition that, due to the lack of medical and public knowledge, takes on average 8 years to diagnose. I raise awareness for the condition and work as a support volunteer.
I love The Queen Next Door! I have spent hour on it just reading all the fun articles and learning so much though the ‘Titleholder Tuesday’ posts! I am honoured to be featured! Thank you from the UK!
This dedicated, kind-hearted, and fun queen will be passing on her title of Royal International Ms in July 2019! She has done an amazing job promoting Royal International Miss as well as Endometriosis awareness in her country and around the world. I can’t wait to see what the future has in store for her.