KINGSTON, Jamaica — LaToya Malcolm, who competed for the Miss Universe Jamaica crown in 2024, has passed away.
Miss Universe Jamaica confirmed the news on Saturday in a statement posted to its official channels. Officials did not reveal how she died.
Malcolm entered the 2024 national pageant as an independent contestant and was among those selected to compete for the title.
In its tribute, the organisation described itself as “deeply saddened” by the loss.
“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Miss Universe Jamaica alumna LaToya Malcolm, who proudly competed in the 2024 Miss Universe Jamaica competition. Our heartfelt condolences are with her family, friends and loved ones. Rest peacefully, LaToya. You will never be forgotten.”
Well-wishers across the pageant scene have offered sympathy to her relatives and close companions as they grieve.
Syndicated from McKoy's News · originally published .
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