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Gallery: Hannah Perrigin crowned Most Beautiful in Parade of Beauties pageant

Reed JonesbyReed Jones
February 6, 2019
Hannah Perrigin is crowned Most Beautiful by Miss Mississippi Asya Branch following the Parade of Beauties pageant on Wednesday. Photo by Reed Jones
Miss Mississippi Asya Branch emcees the 2019 Most Beautiful pageant alongside Miss University Blair Wortsmith. Photo by Reed Jones
Hannah Perrigin is crowned Most Beautiful during the Parade of Beauties pageant on Wednesday. Photo by Reed Jones
Hannah Perrigin walks across stage during the 68th Parade of Beauties pageant on Wednesday. Photo by Reed Jones
Hannah Perrigin is crowned Most Beautiful by Miss Mississippi Asya Branch following the Parade of Beauties pageant on Wednesday. Photo by Reed Jones
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