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Subject: Question about competing in Puerto Rico Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:32:12 05/04/26 Mon Author Host/IP: c-69-255-232-98.hsd1.md.comcast.net/69.255.232.98 The Teen winner is from Delaware and has competed in pageants most of her life in DE and MD. She goes to high school in DE. Is she supposed to live in PR for the summer? Do the PR directors expect her to be there to promote the program and her CSI? I assume she has some small connection to PR but seems unfair when she doesn't live there. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I thought you had to live there. One year, our teen winners parents were from there and she had dual citizenship. She didn't compete in Miss in PR when she got older because she was told she had to live there. (NT) No name (NoHost/136.226.50.117) 10:00:44 05/04/26 Mon People in Puerto Rico have American citizenship (NT) -- No name, 15:52:05 05/04/26 Mon (NoHost/67.69.76.15) The OP is asking about MAO eligibility rules to compete for Miss Puerto Rico and Miss PR OT. Nothing was asked about citizenship status. (NT) -- Anon, 15:26:40 05/05/26 Tue (63.sub-174-226-57.myvzw.com/174.226.57.63) I raised this question when I saw that she competed in PR last year, following a year of her competing in DE. I thought all Miss A states had to live/work/attend school for 120 days prior to the state competition (NT) No name (c-68-80-167-64.hsd1.pa.comcast.net/68.80.167.64) 10:17:45 05/04/26 Mon Unfair to the others who competed. She goes by Natalie Scott but for the PR pageant used Natalie Scott Gonzalez. Didn't speak any Spanish like the others ladies or have an accent. Certainly someone in PR with an address she used to qualify. (NT) -- No name, 10:33:09 05/04/26 Mon (c-69-255-232-98.hsd1.md.comcast.net/69.255.232.98) Her Miss Dorado’s Teen Instagram bio said she is a military brat. Perhaps she has dual citizenship for that reason. Beautiful girl! (NT) No name (NoHost/207.104.43.45) 11:02:33 05/04/26 Mon Evan with dual citizenship, wouldn't she still have to live there to qualify? (NT) -- No name, 13:36:43 05/04/26 Mon (NoHost/136.226.50.117) If she goes to high school in DE she is there Sept-June, so it's doubtful she spends much time in PR. (NT) -- No name, 15:28:33 05/04/26 Mon (c-69-255-232-98.hsd1.md.comcast.net/69.255.232.98) PEOPLE seriously!!! People in PR are AMERICAN CITIZENS. There is no dual citizenship. Come on! (NT) -- No name, 16:37:55 05/04/26 Mon (pool-72-74-53-82.bstnma.fios.verizon.net/72.74.53.82) I would think she would have to live there to qualify to compete. (NT) -- No name, 13:40:07 05/05/26 Tue (NoHost/136.226.50.117) Tell that to the dozens of state contestants who lost to a woman who didn't live in the state. (NT) -- No name, 15:22:09 05/05/26 Tue (syn-071-073-205-179.res.spectrum.com/71.73.205.179)