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Queen of the Bay Title Revoked: Miss Kendall Morgan’s reign ends amidst controversy

Queen of the Bay Title Revoked: Miss Kendall Morgan's reign ends amidst controversy

By Belize Live News Staff: In an unprecedented move, the Association of Former Queens of the Bay and the National Queen of the Bay Committee have stripped Miss Kendall Morgan of her title as the 78th Queen of the Bay. The decision comes after repeated violations of her contract and allegations of bullying and cyberbullying.

Despite multiple warnings and attempts to support Ms. Morgan during her reign, her conduct reportedly breached several sections of her contract, including those relating to maintaining the dignity of the title and adhering to public engagement protocols.

The organizations emphasized their zero-tolerance policy for bullying, stating that their decision was not taken lightly but was necessary to uphold the values of the Queen of the Bay title.

Ms. Morgan will retain prizes such as a property title and a scholarship to the University of Belize. The title will now be passed to the first runner-up of the pageant.

Both the Association and the Committee have expressed their willingness to support Ms. Morgan should she choose to accept help in the future.

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