She may not have taken home the Miss America title, but Miss Missouri 2026 Tabitha Crain didn’t come home empty handed.
During the Miss America 2026 competition, Crain was named second …
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She may not have taken home the Miss America title, but Miss Missouri 2026 Tabitha Crain didn’t come home empty handed.
During the Miss America 2026 competition, Crain was named second runner up for the Miss Quality of Life Award. She received a $5,000 tuition scholarship, which she will be using to pursue a law degree as a second-year law student at the University of Missouri.
Crain said the award allows her to further education so she can one day become a family attorney and continue her mission of supporting domestic violence survivors and advocating for them through her community service initiative.
