Beauty queen, 21, dies suddenly as tributes to ‘amazing’ & ‘beautiful’ mental health advocate pour in
A 21-YEAR-OLD beauty queen has died suddenly as tributes flood in for the "amazing" woman.
The nurse, based in Minehead, Somerset, had dedicated her platform to mental health awareness after losing a friend to suicide.
Royal UK Pageants announced the tragic news last Saturday, writing: "It is with a heavy heart we announce the passing of our Miss Royal Somerset Chloe.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends at this difficult time.
"Rest in peace Queen, forever Miss Royal Somerset".
Chloe used her pageant platform to promote her podcast, named Talk It Out.
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This was streamed internationally on Spotify and was designed to ''stamp out stigma.'
She used it to spread awareness of issues that mattered to her including bipolar, epilepsy, and mental health.
Chloe started competing in pageants in 2019 and tragically died just days after being crowned Miss Royal Somerset 2025.
The 21-year-old was readying herself to compete in the finals of Miss Royal UK.
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Tributes have flooded in for the beauty queen with many taking to social media to share heartfelt messages.
A friend of Chloe said: "It's devastating to make a post like this online but for those who aren’t aware, unfortunately, an incredible friend and inspiration to many of us on many levels has recently passed away.
"My heart breaks having to write this for all of the mutuals we shared.
"RIP to a beautiful woman, friend, model and advocate - taken far too soon who will be missed more than words can say."
Another mourner shared: "Pageantland lost one of our kindest souls, Chloe you were a ray of sunshine and brought a smile to everyone faces.
"Miss teen Great Britain was your first pageant and I was was thrilled to be able to introduce you into the crazy world of pageantry!
"Since your first go at MTGB you have grown so much, I was so excited to watch you shine on that stage again when you recently announced you were doing Royal.
"Rest easy Chloe, sending so much love and support to your family and friends."