Cindy Breakspeare (Miss World 1976/Jamaica)

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Cindy Breakspeare, her famed name but her actual name is Cynthia Jean Cameron Breakspeare who became the winner of Miss World 1976 and got the crown, representing Jamaica. It was the 26th Miss World Beauty pageant contest that was organized on 18th November, 1976, at the Royal Albert Hall, London, UK.

Breakspeare was born n 24th October, 1954 in Toronto, Canada. She was a daughter of to a Louis Breakspeare and Marguerite Cochrane but her father was Jamaican and mother was Canadian. She is not only a Jamaican jazz musician but also early model; moreover she is Grammy-winning reggae musician Damian Marley’s mother.

Cindy Breakspeare is only one sister of 2 brothers by name John Spence and Steven Breakspeare. She was only 4 years old when she moved to Jamaica. She started her career at very teenage by participating in beauty pageants. She participated in Miss Universe Bikini and Miss Jamaica Body Beautiful. Later she was invited to take part in competition of Miss World 1976. As her determination was so strong, she went to London and became the titleholder and she was second woman who won the title of Miss World from her Country Jamaica.

She became a mother of a cute boy named Damian Marley in 1978. Bob Marley who was Damian Marley’s father wrote the song "Turn Your Lights Down Low" about his relationship with Cindy Breakspeare.

Later in 1981, Cindy Breakspeare married with senator and attorney-at-law Tom Tavares-Finson. They blessed with a son Christian in 1982 and a daughter Leah in 1986. But in 1995 they both took divorced and separated from each other. Her son Christian attends law school in the UK and her daughter Leah attends university in Canada.

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