Miss Hong Kong 2020: Jessica Liu Covers Up Tattoo

After several elimination rounds, Miss Hong Kong announced its final 10 contestants. Hong Kongers are encouraged to submit online votes for their favorite contestants through Sunday, August 30, which is the date of the pageant finals.

The 10 pageant finalists include: Yancy Wong (黃婉恩), Celina Chan (陳楨怡), Lisa Marie Tse (謝嘉怡), Maisie Kwong (鄺美璇), Roxanne Ho (何孟珊), Amber Chan (陳煦凝), Rosita Kwok (郭柏妍), Ceci Mak (麥詩晴), Jessica Liu (廖慧儀), and Rosanna Tse (謝恩靈).

Appearing in swimsuits before the press, the contestants’ body measurements were shared with the media. The contestants’ body shapes vary widely, but Jessica and Maisie have the impressive figures with chest measurements of 35 inches. Rosita has the smallest chest at 32 inches, while Ceci is so skinny that her sternum protrudes. The heaviest contestants are Roxanne, Maisie, and Rosanna, who also has the widest hips at 36 inches.

Since initial interview rounds, Jessica has stood out with her beautiful features and is the hot favorite in the pageant. While Jessica feels very comfortable in swimsuits due to previous modelling jobs, she feels her 115-pound figure is more athletic compared to other contestants. She said, “The other girls have great bodies. Celina is very skinny, so I must work hard to catch up.”

Though she normally has a noticeable tattoo in her pelvic area, Jessica used a large amount of concealer to cover it up for her swimsuit appearance. “I think the cover-up of the tattoo will be done better in the finals. The color of the concealer used today is a little light, so it didn’t completely cover it.” Jessica does not feel that her tattoo will affect her chances, as this is her personal decision and believes that other factors will determine the pageant placement.

Never short of controversy, reporters had also discovered that Jessica had a Youtube channel where she had previously shared a video of her boyfriend and herself going to a restaurant that had political affiliations. The video was later deleted, and Jessica is not worried about it affecting her chances in the pageant. “When I interviewed for the pageant, I already explained that I just wanted to try filming videos and to share good restaurants with others. I later deleted it because my boyfriend did not want to be in the spotlight.”

Surrounded with rumors, there are also reports that Jessica and her boyfriend lead complicated love lives. She clarified that they have very healthy lifestyles without any bad habits. “We seldom go out to clubs–we like going to the beach instead.”

Source: HK01

This article is written by Kiki for JayneStars.com.

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  1. Why do their hair styles look so dated and ugly. This happens every year.. they all look really plain.

    1. perhaps just a bad pic of jessica or something. i don’t see a good figure. all i see are straight lines….

  2. Western countries have progressed to focusing on talent, intellect and achievements of contestants. Miss HongKong remains stuck on measuring bustline and figure as a yardstick for the contestants worth.

    1. @msxie0714
      in western countries, most if not all contestants have very good figures– busty, voluptuous and curvy by default. so in order to win, they’d have to have more than just a pretty outside appearance.

      1. @m0m0 Are you a Hongkonger/Asian? Cause this sounds like something an Asian would say lol. The West still has beauty standards to measure women against despite you thinking they look perfect.

        No doubt women are bustier in the West. But aside from having smaller bust sizes and less athletic figures (which can easily be changed), the Miss HK girls don’t look all that bad.

      2. @m0m0 so you’re saying western measurements are the only acceptable world standard for women’s measurements (and probably for men)

      3. @msxie0714
        if they remain talking about the contestants based on their body measurements, its very obvious what body type the asian media and people care about.

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