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Hahn who failed to make it into the Top 15 said she was disappointed, but had high hopes of doing well in upcoming pageants.
“I am obviously not happy about not winning because I gave it my all. I went there with the intention of winning, but it turned out that I was not what they wanted this year. I am not going to let the loss hold me down even though I feel I let down a lot of people who supported me from the beginning,” she said.
The 22-year-old beauty said she was far from retiring from modelling and was already gearing up for two international pageants, Miss Supranational and Miss Intercontinental to be held later this year.
“The negativity I have received for spoiling the country’s top model of the world record has only inspired me to prove myself in the next pageants. I am working on my weaknesses one of them being reserved. I did well in the interviews where I exhibited my great personality which is my strong point, but I took everything else too seriously,” she said.
In the other activities that included horse riding, go carts, Ocean Diva Cruise and golf, secrete judges would observe the models awarding them marks throughout the camp.
Hahn took the chance to acknowledge the overwhelming support she got from all the people who came through for her Egypt trip.
“I would like to thank G-Tel Mobile, Sleek, Root to Tip, Designer Closet, Bina, Total health Zone gym, Chocolate princess and all the people who were morally supportive on social sites”.
Miss Caribbean, Monika Palacious was crowned this year at the 20th edition of Top Model of the World in El Guouna.
Zimbabwe has had success stories in Hahn’s predecessors, Malaika Mushandu in 2012 who was number two and Vanessa Sibanda who came third in 2011.
Online Reporter