Occupation model, public figure Eye color Dark Brown Hair color Brown | Measurements 88-62-86 Height 1.76 m (5 ft 9 ⁄2 in) Name Natalie Korneitsik | |
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Title(s) Miss Tallinn 2012 (winner) Miss Estonia 2012 Miss Globe Estonia 2011 (winner) | ||
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Natalie Korneitsik (born 30 December 1990 in Tallinn) is an Estonian beauty queen, student and model who won the title of Miss Tallinn 2012 and Miss Estonia and represented her country at Miss Universe 2012.
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- Zague Pvel Pardo y Claudio Surez intentan hablar RUSO
- Early life
- Eesti Miss Estonia 2012
- Miss Universe 2012
- After competition
- References
Early life
Born in Tallinn, Korneitsik was scouted by Elite Model Look in Estonia at the age of 16. Natalie worked as a model worldwide. After high school, she moved to Milan to continue her studies in Istituto Europeo di Design. Korneitsik speaks Estonian, English, Russian, Italian and Spanish language. She plays piano and supports A.C. Milan. Natalie is of Estonian, Belorussian and American origin.
Eesti Miss Estonia 2012
Natalie Korneitsik is the First Princess who is 20 years old and 175 cm tall. She is a student and a model. While Margret Joseph is the Second Princess who is 19 years old and 170 cm tall.
Miss Universe 2012
Natalie Korneitsik represented her country at Miss Universe 2012 that was held in Las Vegas on December 19. Natalie did not make it into top 15, though was named by press sources and bloggers as the best representative from her country in many years.
After competition
After Miss Universe 2012, Natalie Korneitsik travelled to Asia to promote her title and country. In Indonesia, she guest-starred on several TV shows such as Pas Mantab and Hitam Putih id:Hitam Putih (Acara TV). On the show Natalie claimed her main purpose was a cultural exchange between Estonia and Asia as well as to increase an awareness of her country. Natalie Korneitsik has been a part of Estonian delegation at Miss Universe 2013 in Moscow. Currently lives in Mexico City. In December 2016 Natalie Korneitsik entered CEA of Televisa, becoming the first Estonian ever who made it to Mexican television.