Miss South Africa 2023 Natasha Joubert recently joined the Breakfast show with Martin Bester to discuss her journey so far following her crowning on Sunday, 13 August.
The beauty Queen was crowned the new Miss SA at the Sun Bet Arena in Pretoria.
Joubert shared her joy of receiving the crown and her struggle with depression after she represented South Africa in the Miss Universe competition in 2021.
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Joubert told Martin Bester that she felt she let South Africa down after she wasn’t successful at the Miss Universe competition.
“It was more about letting down the country than myself. That’s how I felt at the time.”
Through hard work and looking after her mental health Joubert conquered and took another decision to compete in the Miss SA competition a second time.
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The new Miss South Africa, Natasha Joubert shared that she believes everyone should focus on their mental health and that there doesn’t have to be something wrong for you to see a psychologist.
Joubert jokingly put out a disclaimer to let South Africans know that she would, in fact, not be ‘a perfect Miss SA’ but instead focus on helping people embrace imperfections.
“I want them [little girls] to, after the year, look at me and say: embrace the imperfections.”
