Teen with Down Syndrome Named Miss Congeniality at Miss Teen USA

Kayla Kosmalski, 18, has made history and captured hearts as the first contestant with Down syndrome to compete in Miss Teen USA. Her participation not only broke barriers but also earned her the title of Miss Congeniality, celebrating her spirit and positive impact throughout the competition. Additionally, Kayla serves as the 2024 Ambassador for Hearts of Joy International, an organization dedicated to providing life-saving heart surgeries for babies with Down syndrome. Her groundbreaking involvement in the pageant and her advocacy work highlight significant strides towards inclusivity and representation in high-profile events.

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