Miss Netherlands pageant scrapped
‘No more crowns…’: Why Miss Netherlands is being scrapped after 35 years
Rikkie Valerie Kolle made history as the first transgender woman to win the Miss Netherlands title. Now, the beauty pageant, with over three decades of history, is being discontinued, leaving Amber Rustenberg as its final winner.
'No longer of this time': Miss Netherlands pageant scrapped
The Miss Netherlands beauty pageant is being scrapped after 35 years, organisers said on Thursday, transforming into a new platform dealing with mental health and sharing positive stories.This platform aims to share stories of successful women but also those struggling with,
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