People's Post Lansdowne - 10 November 2020

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HANOVER PARK

From court to catwalk SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS SAMANTHA.LEE@PEOPLESPOST.CO.ZA @SAMANTHA_LEE121

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Raheeqah Tieties from Hanover Park has been crowned Little Miss Western Province 2020. PHOTOS: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS

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reams can come true, no matter how big or small they – or you – are. This is what Raheeqah Tieties (7) is proving, one crown at a time. The little beauty queen from Hanover Park has recently been crowned Little Miss Western Province 2020 with the opportunity to compete in the junior Miss South Africa pageant next year. Still fresh on the pageant scene, Raheeqah has won several titles, with this year being the second time she had entered the Little Miss Western Province pageant. On her first occasion last year, she won three silver medals for photogenic, evening wear ramp and catwalk ramp and two bronze medals which were for interview and casual wear ramp. This motivated her to return this year, where she was crowned the winner in her age group. Her elated mother, Aisha, says the York Road Primary School learner started modelling two years ago at the age of five. “Her crèche teacher, Mellisa Phillips, insisted on entering her in the Mr and Miss Access Park Kenilworth competition in 2018. She was then crowned 1st princess. In 2019, we entered the Western Province championship without her having any form of modelling training and she won three silver medals,” she says. After seeing her daughter light up on stage, the unemployed mother says she knew they had to find a way to help her achieve her dreams. “It costs us a lot of money to do just one pageant but we want to support her. There are so many parents in Hanover Park who do not support their children’s dreams. I am not working but we do what we can to help her. One day at least my children can look back and say their mother tried her best,” she says. Raheeqah has dreams of becoming a doctor and loves the stage. “I thought she would be shy because most children clam up in front of people, but her smile and her performance was amazing,” she says.

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At an open call to gauge talent, Raheeqah was one of the only children not from a modelling school and still managed to place in the event. It was then that Aisha decided to contact the host school, Reana van Tonder Modelling School. “I wanted to know if my child stood a chance so that we did not waste anyone’s time and now she has been enrolled at the school since last August,” she says. Her life of pageants has also instilled a sense of responsibility in the little girl, who does charity work, including handing out food and party packs to children in and around the community. She is also an ambassador for Goodies for Girls where she and her pageant sisters donate toiletries to underprivileged girls monthly. Some of her recent titles include City of Cape Town 2019 1st princess, Diamond Diva 2019 1st princess, Little princess of South Africa 2019 Charity, Mini Miss Cape Rose 2020 and, most recently, Miss South Africa Lockdown 2nd princess which was a virtual pageant. The Little Miss Western Province 2020 was her first physical pageant since lockdown. She won overall Best Dress in Interview Wear, Best Interview, Most Personality, Most Active on Social Media, Public Choice, Best Dressed in Evening Wear, Best Charity Portfolio, eventually resulting in her overall win in the seven-to-nine age group. One of the prizes is an entry to the junior Miss and Mr South Africa pageant in 2021. “We would love to thank her coaches Nadia Langedyk and Reana van Tonder of RVT Modelling School in Durbanville,” says Aisha who is now preparing for the big competition where Raheeqah hopes to win the crown for Hanover Park. The pageant will cost a total of R20 000 and the family is currently trying their best to fundraise. Aisha says this amount includes the charity initiative the pageant endorses, outfits, accommodation and entry fees for the week-long pageant. To make the load lighter, Aisha says they would also welcome any assistance, be it in outfits or shoes to wear for the pageant or sponsorships toward the trip. She is also selling roti and curry to raise funds toward the trip. V To donate or assist in anyway, call Aisha on 072 526 7275

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