Meet Renáta Györgyi
by Györgyi Renáta
Renáta Györgyi was a beauty queen from the mid to late 2000s. She was born and settled in Karcag, a large town in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county.
Renáta finished her high school studies at the Gábor Áron Secondary School, then got her degree in Administration Management from the National University of Public Service.
Renáta’s first beauty pageant was The Beauty of August (Augusztus Szépe) in 2006. The young girl’s talent did not fly under the radar, as she placed second. She also placed first at the semi finals of Beauty of Our Nation (Hazánk Szépe) in 2006.
In 2007, Renáta could not stop going to pageants. She was a finalist at Miss Universe Hungary and Miss Hungary. She placed third at the Face of Lady Stella Olivia and The Beauty of Tisza Lake (Tisza-tó szépe). Renáta received the CWO Special Award at Miss Internet. Lastly, just to put the cherry on top, she placed first at the Beauty of Nagykunság (Nagykunság szépe), at Beauty of Hungarian Pálinka and was also crowned the Honey Queen.
In 2008, the waterfall of medals did not stop. Renáta placed third at the Beauty of Tőserdő. She earned second place at Beauty of Hajdúság and Beauty of Túrkeve. Last, but not least Renáta was crowned as Beauty of Cserkeszőlő and at the Pearl of Danube pageant competition.
In 2009 Renáta placed second at Alps Adriatic Hungary.
It was Renáta’s childhood dream to be first at a beauty pageant. It quickly became a passion, sometimes even an obsession for her. She believes beauty competitions are a great way to give girls confidence and highlight the power of natural beauty.
Renáta also enjoyed the responsibility that came with the crown. For example, as the winner of Pearl of Danube, she became the representative of the river for a year and helped to solve and advocate for certain issues. The beauty queen appeared for years as the face of Nutricap, a French cosmetics brand.
Nowadays Renáta is living a happy family life with her three kids and husband. She is the manager and owner of two ice cream shops.