Toni-Ann Singh, 23, is a women's studies and psychology student at US' Florida State University, according to the Miss World website. Ms Singh, according to the website, aspires to be a medical doctor and has previously served as the president of the Caribbean students association at the university.

The coveted Miss World title for the year 2019 was today won by Jamaica's Toni-Ann Singh, beating her contenders from France and India. Suman Rao, who represented India in the annual beauty pageant, came in third while France's Ophely Mezino came in a close second. Toni-Ann Singh, 23, is a women's studies and psychology student at US' Florida State University, according to the Miss World website. Ms Singh, according to the website, aspires to be a medical doctor and has previously served as the president of the Caribbean students association at the university.

Ms Singh, who is the fourth Jamaican woman to win the beauty pageant, enjoys singing, cooking, vlogging, volunteering and singing in her spare time. The most important thing in her life, according to the Miss World website, is her mother, who she credits for allowing and supporting her to pursue her dreams in every way possible.

The prestigious title was won by Jamaica after a decades-long gap. The island-nation had last won the contest in 1993, when Lisa Hanna had represented the country.