Christelle Abello is a Filipino beauty queen, actress and model. In 2021, she was one of the Top 16 among 100 candidates in the Miss Universe Philippines beauty pageant. Previously, she joined Miss Universe – Philippines 2020 where she represented the province of Aklan.
On October 20, 2020, Christelle Abello was chosen as the new Ginebra calendar girl for 2021.
Personal Information
Real Name –> Christelle Anjali Abello
Birth Date –> March 24, 1994 (Age 27)
Birth Place –> United States
Hometown –> Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines
Height –> 5’6″
School –> California State University San Marcos
Course –> Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Beauty Pageants
2021 – Top 16, Miss Universe Philippines
2020 – Top 16, Miss Universe Philippines
2015 – Top 13, Miss World Philippines
2014 – Binibining Pilipinas USA – Tourism
Movie
2015 – All You Need is Pag-ibig
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See also: List of Candidates for Miss Universe Philippines 2021
See also: List of Candidates for Miss Universe Philippines 2020
See also: List of Beauty Queens from the Philippines
Christelle Abello Evening Gown for 2021 Miss Universe Philippines
Interesting post and thank you for sharing it. I just wonder what beauty queens like Christelle Abello will do when they age, when they put up a bit more weight, when wrinkles in their skins appear, etc. Still, I understand how fascinating the physical beauty of young women is (also of young men). Lana Del Rey sings “Will you still love me when I am no longer beautiful?”, and “Will you still love me when I shine from words but not from beauty”. And I wonder about the natural beauty a person possesses, always, independently from age, a kind of beauty that emanates from the inner soul, from people’s intellectual side and from their good heartedness.
Some of them live meaningful lives by involving themselves in charity works. Others continue as celebrities even in their senior years. Still others marry wealthy men and become socialites. The rest fade into oblivion.
If I did match the beauty standards imposed (which I don’t), I would probably be among the first group.
ha ha Me think we don’t have to meet any standard. Let’s define our own standard and yes, true happiness is found doing something for others. When we do that, we are more beautiful than any standard these pageants impose. Have a nice day.
Agreed. You too have a lovely day.
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