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>> Lol she can share whatever she wants, it’s her >facebook. If she’s not comfortable saying what >happened, that’s her choice. Just because you’re >nosey and want to know what happened doesn’t mean >she needs to share whatever happened. >>This surprising message was posted this evening, >>Thursday, January 8, 2026 on Facebook by Jenna Lee >>Jane Zeihen, who was Miss Kenosha 2022 and Miss Great >>Lakes in 2023. >> >>It would have been nice had Jenna went into details if >>only to help people understand matters---and make >>corrections. >> >>And the current director of the Miss Kenosha >>Organization is former Miss Kenosha 2018, Lily >>Karnes....what does she have to say about any of this? >>Lily's talent at Miss Kenosha and at Miss Wisconsin >>was an aerial dance with silks by hanging on to the >>sheets from the ceiling to the song "Survivor". >> >>Well, after Jenna's comments, perhaps the Miss Kenosha >>program can "survive" but it may be a metaphor of that >>is happening with Lily's Miss Kenosha pageant >>organization in Kenosha....its all hanging on by a >>thread?? And what happened to longtime city pageant >>director and Miss Kenosha 2014, Tori Bogren Pillizzi? >> >>Here is the Facebook link to Jenna's commentary, and >>wish her well, and maybe ask if she plans to attend >>the 2026 Miss Kenosha pageant on February 14, which is >>Valentine's day? Maybe they can all kiss and make-up >>on that special day of the pageant!! lol >> >>http://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=25696681553330479&s >e >>t=a.353866221372028 >> >> >>I’ve gone back and forth on whether to share this, >>but it feels important to finally say it. >> >>I was Miss Kenosha 2022 and stayed involved in the >>organization afterward, including stepping into a >>co-director role. Stepping away was never what I >>wanted, but I did ultimately resign and am no longer >>involved. It was a painful decision rooted in ethics >>and values, and one I stayed quiet about for a long >>time out of respect for the girls and the timing. >> >>The hardest part has been people thinking I just >>jumped ship, or walked away from the girls, and >>something I cared deeply about. That was never the >>truth. >> >>The sisterhood will always mean so much to me. I’m >>incredibly proud of Miss Kenosha 2025, Nellyka Dennis >>and the way she has represented our community, and >>I’m cheering on the next Miss Kenosha with nothing >>but love. >> >>With love,  >>Jenna

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