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Published:Saturday | February 24, 2024 | 12:07 AM
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Husband-and-wife duo, O’Neil and Teeah Grant, are all smiles as they soak up the soca atmosphere.
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Husband-and-wife duo, O’Neil and Teeah Grant, are all smiles as they soak up the soca atmosphere.
Chelsea Agard and Andrew Thompson huddle for a quick photo op.
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Chelsea Agard and Andrew Thompson huddle for a quick photo op.
Trinidadian native Shahim Laptiste did not miss out on the night’s festivities.
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Trinidadian native Shahim Laptiste did not miss out on the night’s festivities.
Tori Haber keeps it simple and cute.
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Tori Haber keeps it simple and cute.
Shamaiya Joseph, Trinidadian student at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, basks in the soca atmosphere.
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Shamaiya Joseph, Trinidadian student at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, basks in the soca atmosphere.
Brandy Royal says cheers to a night of good vibes and fun.
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Brandy Royal says cheers to a night of good vibes and fun.
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The ROK Hotel in downtown Kingston was transformed into a soca playground as Campari Carnival officially entered the Carnival 2024 scene with an exciting launch. The event featured Trinidadian soca sensation Kerwin Du Bois, who electrified the stage with his high-energy performance, adding the icing to the night’s festivities. Here are the social highlights.