It seems that Miss USA 2019 Cheslie Kryst has a premonition about her passing connected to her turning 30.
The New York Police Department (NYPD) is continuing its investigation into the death of Cheslie Kryst last Jan. 30, 2022.
According to preliminary reports, the beauty queen jumped from a high-rise condominium building in New York where she was staying. There was also a report that the girl allegedly saw a suicide note on her computer.
Family, friends, and the entire pageant world were shocked by the sudden disappearance of the 30-year-old lawyer because they had no idea that something was going on.
But in a feature article she wrote for Allure that came out on March 4, 2021, and titled “A Pageant Queens Reflects on Turning 30,” the beauty queen seems to have a hint about the fear she feels when she turns 30.
Here are some parts of what Cheslie Kryst wrote, “Each time I say,‘ I’m turning 30, ’I cringe a little. Sometimes I can successfully mask this uncomfortable response with excitement; other times, my enthusiasm feels hollow, like bad acting.
“Society has never been kind to those growing old, especially women. (Occasional exceptions are made for some of the rich and a few of the famous.)
Miss USA 2019 Cheslie Kryst fears turning 30
“When I was crowned Miss USA 2019 at 28 years old, I was the oldest woman in history to win the title, a designation even the sparkling $ 200,000 pearl-and-diamond Mikimoto crown could barely brighten for some diehard pageant fans who immediately began to petition for the age limit to be lowered.
“A grinning, crinkly-eyed glance at my achievements thus far makes me giddy about laying the groundwork for more, but turning 30 feels like a cold reminder that I’m running out of time to matter in society’s eyes-and it’s infuriating.
“After a year like 2020, you would think we’d learned that growing old is a treasure and maturity is a gift not everyone gets to enjoy.
“Far too many of us allow ourselves to be measured by a standard that some sternly refuse to challenge and others simply acquiesce to because fitting in and going with the flow is easier than rowing against the current. I fought this fight before and it’s the battle I’m currently fighting with 30.
“How do I shake society’s unwavering norms when I’m facing the relentless tick of time? It’s the age-old question: What happens when “immovable” meets “unstoppable”?
“Now, I enter year 30 searching for joy and purpose on my own terms — and that feels like my own sweet victory,” Cheslie Kryst said.
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