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QORIHC Awards 2023 | Honouring Women in Entertainment

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Jamaica’s highly anticipated QORIHC (Queens of Reggae Island Honorary Ceremonies) celebrated its sixth anniversary on Sunday, March 26, 2023, at the Courtleigh Auditorium, and what a night it was! 

The event, which recognizes the achievements of women in reggae, dancehall, and entertainment, was a huge success, with an impressive line-up of Jamaica’s top female stars and industry trailblazers taking to the stage to perform and accept awards. This year’s event was hosted by popular Radio Personality Russell Alexander also known as ZJ Rush and Public and Motivational Speaker Melissa Rickards who made the perfect pair for the diverse event.

QORIHC Awards 2023 | Honouring Women in Entertainment 

The evening was filled with electrifying performances and unforgettable moments as the Queens of Reggae Island were honored for their talent and hard work. This year’s event was even more special, as it marked six years of recognizing the incredible contributions of women to the vibrant Jamaican music scene.

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The Courtleigh Auditorium was buzzing with excitement as guests cheered and applauded the amazing women being honored. In signature QORIHC Fashion, a video was played that highlighted the Queen as they each spoke about their journey in the Industry and what being honoured meant to them. The list of honorees this year was quite extensive as it combined the 2022 and 2023 Queens due to a delay of the event because of COVID-19 Pandemic.

Between each award was a performance that complimented each honoree quite well. Performances of the night included: I-Ahdore, D-Major, Diego the Comedian, Mary Isaacs, Black Queen and Zah-Lee.

QORIHC 2022 – 2023 Honorees are: 

Althea Laing- Tribute Queen – Model, Lifestyle Coach

Pebbles – Fashion Designer/Maker

Bridgette Anderson – Decorator, Booking Agent, Artist Manager, Cook

Jennifer “Jenny Jenny” Small – Media Personality

Lorna Wainwright – Former Tuff Gong Manager, Artist Manager

Debbie Bissoon – Media Personality

Andreen Rose-Cephas  Celebrity Hairstylist/Entrepreneur

Susan Simes – The Susan Show

Eveana “Pamputtae ” Henry

Yasmine Peru – Entertainment Journalist

Sharon Shroeter – TV Show Producer, Intense TVJ

Lisa “Neahlis” McIntosh – Celebrity Hairstylist

Latifa “Tifa” Brown- Dancehall Artiste

Monica Jackson – Artist Manager, Sanchez

Terminal 4 Media – Music Video Producer

Sophia Jones – Fashion Designer/Maker

Yumika Gabe – Radio Disc Jockey, Selector

Gem Myers- Reggae Artist

Donna P. Hope – Editor, Professor of Dancehall Culture 

Sherine “Sher Luxury Doll” Scarlett – Dancer, Entertainment

Mitzie Williams – Media

Yendi Phillips – Public Figure

Brick & Lace – Reggae Pop Artists, Songwriters

It was truly a night to remember, filled with glitz, glamour, and pure entertainment.

As we look back on this unforgettable celebration, we salute the Queens of Reggae Island for their unwavering dedication to their craft and for being shining examples of strength, resilience, and creativity. 

Here’s to many more years of QORIHC!

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