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Is Miss Singapore Universe too controversial?

Suggestive photos of the current Miss Singapore Universe, Rachel Kum, have been posted on a number of forums, including AsiaOne, less than two months before she is due to represent the island country at the Miss Universe pageant in the Bahamas.

The 25-year-old beauty queen is seen in various photos posted on local blogs and other forums in suggestive poses, including one of her bending over a phallic-shaped cake, as well as two others of her hugging a friend in a phallic-shaped costume and another in a suggestive pose with a blow-up doll.

The New Paper reported that one of the directors of Derrol Stepenny, which organises the beauty pageant, said that Rachel revealed that the photo of the cake had been taken during her 21st birthday, while the other two were taken during Halloween.

Mr Daryl Pang had told The New Paper: "It's no big deal, they were just photos taken during some parties people threw for her.'

Rachel had seen the pictures online and spoken to him about it. She was also upset about the photos.

The beauty queen is no stranger to controversy and has been plagued by it since she joined the pageant. An earlier article in The New Paper reported that some of the other beauty contestants were unhappy about her participation, as she had seemed to join the contest without going through the proper preliminaries.

An e-mail received by The New Paper said the contestant's 'sudden' appearance caused unhappiness among the other contestants.

While some netizens have been critical of Miss Kum's online photos, others have also posted milder comments, even in support of her. Hermit74 posted: "All in all it looks like she was just clowning around."

readers' comments
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Posted by Bali Lover on Mon, 21 Sep 2009 at 03:01 AM


You are so right ms hongkong. Singapore is no where compare to HongKong in terms of accepting the truth and the harsh reality. Always trying to give the public the best side of everything and that include trying to hide the fact that Miss Singapore Universe 2009 went through "something". I believe people are not stupid nor blind to differentiate the truth. Ugly ducking turns to swan??? Give the world a break. Are you not glad you are living in Hongkong.
Posted by argentine on Mon, 21 Sep 2009 at 01:45 AM


I think she is not worthy to represent Singapore, but anyway do Singapore has a beauty talent?. Most of them are imported like even the national table-tennis paddler
Posted by ms.hongkong on Mon, 14 Sep 2009 at 14:23 PM


It is okay to give remarks on notably a figure which represent your country when you realise that she is not up to your expectation. In Hong Kong, we have many magazines , tabliod, newspaper and internet give comment to miss HongKong daily, morning,evening and night. Live in Hong Kong is more challenging.
People will despise you if you do a little mistake. Like the recent tabloid talking about our superstar Andy Lau, and Jackiey Chung, may also criticize Jet Li becoming a singaporean.
I think if you save your girl's *** or your daughter ***, she will never able to grow up.:)
Posted by ms.hongkong on Mon, 14 Sep 2009 at 14:16 PM
Please stop all these unkind remarks. It reflects badly on yourself. Other countries are very supportive of their Miss Universe representative except Singapore.. So much said of a gracious society

To the management of AsiaOne... It is time you start to censure venom on defenseless people, who cannot retaliate, being posted on the forum.
Posted by Little Dragon on Sat, 15 Aug 2009 at 09:08 AM
If I want to do a boobjob, I would definitely make my money worth by making them as big as possible to let the whole world see and know the obvious difference. MSU manages to get such publicity over her size cos we all have seen her transformation from a pretty flat chest to her now 34 size. Wonder of "enhancement", or maybe "invisible pushup" as she denied doing anything so far to make the whole world believe she is natural :)
Posted by argentine on Fri, 14 Aug 2009 at 08:43 AM
To be honest, look at the photos of other contestants.
She is no where close in terms of looks, figure and posture.
There is a photo of her in an evening gown. She has hunchback like an old granny.
In her swimming costume, she has no boobs and butts. Too skinny.
Her eyes ain't attractive. She needs bigger and babelicious eyes.
Posted by skyhighsg on Thu, 13 Aug 2009 at 17:39 PM
And so the cup (of comments) runneth over again. Don't understand why our national beauty pageant representative attracted so much comments. If the end result is that she became a finalist in the contest, will we share her joy or not? Whether it is 34, 36 or 38, the supporting evidence is cup size and cleavage. Good to behold and holding the judges to attention. The bosom of love is internal; the bust of lust is external. Hate we can do without.

Chen Sen Lenn
Posted by Posted on Thu, 13 Aug 2009 at 13:59 PM
I think the complainant being a female should understand the size of a woman's breast is not just the inches itself. In fact how prominent a woman's breast show up is the cup size that matters. Remember that measuring the size in inches included the entire circumference of the upper body especially the back. If a very plump woman said her breast size is 36 inches it is believable BUT she will look less much endow compared to a slim or normal woman with similar measurement. The real issue of breast size is the CUP size. Cup D, DD, DDD is very large and Cup E is gigantic. Average Asian girl is C cup size. This beauty queen's claim of 34ins is absolutely acceptable but what is the alphabet behind the 34. If 34C very logical but if the claim is 34D not likely and 34DD its a complete Bull .....
Posted by Posted on Thu, 13 Aug 2009 at 13:56 PM
No look, No brain, No style, No taste, yes, she should represent Ms Singapore.
Posted by wat2do on Thu, 13 Aug 2009 at 13:48 PM

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