Miss Peru Maria Julia Mantilla Garcia is crowned Miss World 2004 by Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison of Ireland in Sanya. Miss Peru Maria Julia Mantilla Garcia is crowned Miss World 2004 by Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison of Ireland in Sanya on China's tropical island of Hainan December 4, 2004. REUTERS/Bobby Yip 

Miss Peru Maria Julia Mantilla Garcia is crowned Miss World 2004 by Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison of Ireland as Miss USA Nancy Randall looks on in Sanya on China's tropical island of Hainan December 4, 2004. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/THI 

(L-R) "Top Model" winner Miss Mexico Yesica Guadalupe Ramirez Meza, "Talent" winner Miss Antigua Shermain Sunja Jeremy, Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison from Ireland, "Best Sport Woman" winner Miss Wales Amy Guy and "Beach Beauty" winner Miss USA Nancy Randall pose on China's tropical island of Hainan December 2, 2004. A total of 107 contestants from around the world will compete in the 54th Miss World finals to be held on December 4. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/CN 

A man cycles past a billboard featuring Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison of Ireland (C), first runner-up Nazanin Afshin-Jam of Canada (L) and second runner-up Qi Guan of China, in Sanya on China's tropical island of Hainan, December 1, 2004. A total of 107 contestants from around the world will compete in the 54th Miss World finals to be held on December 4. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/FA 

Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison of Ireland attends a promotional event in Hong Kong November 15, 2004. She is promoting tourism in Hainan, a southern China province where the Miss Universe contest will take place in December this year. REUTERS/Kin Cheung KC/CN 

Miss World 2003 winner Rosanna Davison of Ireland and second runner-up Qi Guan of China attend a promotional event in Hong Kong. Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison of Ireland (L) and second runner-up Qi Guan of China attend a promotional event in Hong Kong November 15, 2004. They are promoting tourism in Hainan, a southern China province where the Miss Universe contest will take place in December this year. REUTERS/Kin Cheung 

Miss World Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, wears a design by Irish designer Paul Costelloe during his Spring/Summer 2005 show at London Fashion Week, September 23, 2004. REUTERS/Stephen Hird SH/ASA/ABP 

Miss World Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, wears a design by Irish designer Paul Costelloe during his Spring/Summer 2005 show at London Fashion Week, September 23, 2004. REUTERS/Stephen Hird SH/ASA/THI 

Miss World Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, wears a design by Irish designer Paul Costelloe during his Spring/Summer 2005 show at London Fashion Week, September 23, 2004. REUTERS/Stephen Hird SH/ASA 

Miss World Ireland's Rosanna Davison (R), daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, wears a design by Irish designer Paul Costelloe (L) during his Spring/Summer 2005 show at London Fashion Week, September 23, 2004. REUTERS/Stephen Hird SH/ASA 

Miss World Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, wears a design by Irish designer Paul Costelloe during his Spring/Summer 2005 show at London Fashion Week, September 23, 2004. REUTERS/Stephen Hird SH/ASA 

Miss World Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, wears a design by Irish designer Paul Costelloe during his Spring/Summer 2005 show at London Fashion Week, September 23, 2004. REUTERS/Stephen Hird SH/ASA 

Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of pop singer [Chris de Burgh] and Miss World 2003, smiles during the popular German television show 'Bet It..?' (Wetten, Dass..?) in the northern German town of Bremen late January 24, 2004. [Davison was crowned Miss World in Communist China's first international beauty pageant on December 6, 2003. 'Wetten Dass..?' is one of Europe's most successful game shows.] 

Ireland's Rosanna Davison, daughter of pop singer Chris de Burgh and Miss World 2003, smiles during the popular German television show 'Bet It..?' (Wetten, Dass..?) in the northern German town of Bremen late January 24, 2004. Davison was crowned Miss World in Communist China's first international beauty pageant on December 6, 2003. 'Wetten Dass..?' is one of Europe's most successful game shows. REUTERS/Christian Charisius/Pool CHA/GM 

IRELAND'S POP SINGER CHRIS DE BURGH AND HIS DAUGHTER ROSANNA PERFORM A SONG DURING GERMAN TELEVISION SHOW 'BET IT..?' IN BREMEN. Ireland's pop singer Chris de Burgh (L) performs a song with his daughter Rosanna Davison during the popular German television show 'Bet It..?' (Wetten, Dass..?) in the northern German town of Bremen late January 24, 2004. Davison was crowned Miss World in Communist China's first international beauty pageant on December 6, 2003. 'Wetten Dass..?' is one of Europe's most successful game shows. REUTERS/Christian Charisius/Pool 

IRELAND'S POP SINGER CHRIS DE BURGH IS MOVED OVER ROLLING BODIES DURING GERMAN TELEVISION SHOW 'BET IT..?' IN BREMEN. Ireland's pop singer Chris de Burgh holds two glasses of water and is watched by his daughter Rosanna Davison (up L) as he is moved over rolling bodies of pupils after losing his bet during the popular German television show 'Bet It..?' (Wetten, Dass..?) in the northern German town of Bremen late January 24, 2004. Davison was crowned Miss World in Communist China's first international beauty pageant on December 6, 2003. 'Wetten Dass..?' is Germany's most successful game show. REUTERS/Christian Charisius/Pool 

Miss World 2003, Ireland's Rosanna Davison walks out of Dublin Airport after arriving home from the UK, December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, daughter of rock singer Chris de Burgh, took the title on China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around the world. REUTERS/Paul McErlane PM/MD/JDP 

Miss World, Rosanna Davison poses for photographers during a civic reception at the Mansion House, Dublin, December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, daughter of rock singer Chris de Burgh, took the title on China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around the world. REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane PM/MD 

Miss World, Rosanna Davison poses for photographers during a civic reception at the Mansion House, Dublin, December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, daughter of rock singer Chris de Burgh, won the title on China's tropical island of Hainan. Pictures of the month December 2003. REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane PP03120043 PM/MD 

Miss World 2003, Rosanna Davison (C) gets a warm welcome from a group of Irish photographers as they pose for a photograph upon her arrival at Dublin airport from the UK, December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, daughter of rock singer Chris de Burgh, took the title on China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around the world. REUTERS/Royston Brady PM/MD 

MISS WORLD DAVISON GETS A KISS FROM HER FATHER CHRIS DE BURGH AND MOTHER DIANE AT DUBLIN AIRPORT. Miss World 2003, Ireland's Rosanna Davison (C) receives a kiss from her father, singer Chris de Burgh (R) and her mother Diana, after arriving at Dublin Airport December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, took the title on China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around the world. REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane 

Miss World, Ireland's Rosanna Davison sits on a police motorcycle upon her arrival at Dublin airport December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, daughter of rock singer Chris de Burgh, took the title on China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around the world. REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane PM/MD 

Miss World 2003, Ireland's Rosanna Davison (C) receives a kiss from her father singer Chris de Burgh (R), watched by her mother Diana, after arriving at Dublin Airport December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, won the title on China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around the world. REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane PM/MD 

Miss World 2003, Ireland's Rosanna Davison (L) receives a hug and a
kiss from her father, singer Chris de Burgh, after arriving back home
at Dublin Airport December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, won the Miss World
title during the competition held on China's tropical island of Hainan.
REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane

PM/MD/AA 

Miss World 2003, Ireland's Rosanna Davison (L) enjoys a hug and a kiss
from her father, singer Chris de Burgh after arriving back on her home
soil at Dublin Airport December 11, 2003. Davison, 19, won the title on
China's tropical island of Hainan, watched by millions of people around
the world. REUTERS/Paul Mcerlane

PM/MD 

Miss World 2003 Ireland's Rosanna Davison poses for photographs outside the Hilton Hotel in London, December 9, 2003. [Davison attended an event hosted by the Variety Club children's charity in London on Tuesday.] 

Miss World 2003 Ireland's Rosanna Davison poses for photographs outside
the Hilton Hotel in London, December 9, 2003. Davison attended an event
hosted by the Variety Club children's charity in London on Tuesday.
REUTERS/David Bebber

ASA/JV 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) poses with her parents singer Chris de Burgh (L) and wife Diane after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya, in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L) is crowned Miss World (news - web sites) 2003 by Miss World 2002 Azra Akin from Turkey in Sanya, on China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially on the beauty pageant map. 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L) is congratulated by first runner-up Miss Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam (R) and second runner-up Miss China Qi Guan after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya, on China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially on the beauty pageant map. 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison is crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya on China's tropical island of Hainan December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially on the beauty pageant map. 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) poses with her parents singer Chris de
Burgh (L) and wife Diane after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya,
in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. REUTERS/Kin
Cheung

BY/MA 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison is hugged by her father singer Chris de
Burgh after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya, in China's tropical
island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. REUTERS/Kin Cheung REUTERS

BY/MA 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) poses with her parents singer Chris de
Burgh (L) and wife Diane after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya,
in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. REUTERS/Kin
Cheung

BY/MA 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) is congratulated by other contestants
after crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya, on China's tropical island of
Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on Saturday,
putting the world's most populous country officially on the beauty
pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

KC 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L) is crowned Miss World (news - web
sites) 2003 by Miss World 2002 Azra Akin from Turkey in Sanya, on
China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host
to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country
officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

KC 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) poses with her parents singer Chris de
Burgh and wife Diane (R) after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya,
in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China plays
host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous
country officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY/JDP 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L) is congratulated by first runner-up
Miss Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam (R) and second runner-up Miss China Qi
Guan after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya, on China's tropical
island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on
Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially on the
beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY/JDP 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison is crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya on
China's tropical island of Hainan December 6, 2003. China played host
to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country
officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L) is crowned Miss World 2003 by Miss
World 2002 Azra Akin from Turkey in Sanya, on China's tropical island
of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on
Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially on the
beauty pageant map. REUTERS/HO/Miss World Organisation

BY/JDP 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L) is kissed by Miss World 2002 Azra Akin
from Turkey after being crowned Miss World 2003 in Sanya, on China's
tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China played host to the
event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially
on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/HO/Miss World Organisation

BY/JDP 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) celebrates with first runner-up Miss
Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam (L) and second runner-up Miss China Qi Guan
after winning the Miss World 2003 title in Sanya, on China's tropical
island of Hainan December 6, 2003. China played host to the event on
Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially on the
beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison waves as she celebrates being crowned Miss
World 2003 in Sanya, on China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6,
2003. China played host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's
most populous country officially on the beauty pageant map.
REUTERS/HO/Miss World Organisation

BY/JDP 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) celebrates with 1st runner-up Miss
Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam (R) and 2nd runner-up Miss China Qi Guan
after winning Miss World 2003 title during the finals of Miss World
2003 in Sanya in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003.
China plays host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most
populous country officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Bobby
Yip

BY 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (C) is hugged by first runner-up Miss
Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam (R) as second runner-up Miss China Qi Guan
looks on during the finals of Miss World 2003 in Sanya in China's
tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China plays host to the
event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous country officially
on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Bobby Yip

BY/JDP 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison is named one of the five finalists at Miss
World 2003 in Sanya, in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6,
2003. China plays host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's
most populous country officially on the beauty pageant map.
REUTERS/Bobby Yip

BY/FA 

(L-R) Miss United States Kimberly Harlan, Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison
and Miss Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam in qipaos, or traditional Chinese
dresses, pose after their opening performance at the Miss World 2003 in
Sanya, in China's tropical island of Hainan, December 6, 2003. China
plays host to the event on Saturday, putting the world's most populous
country officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY/FA 

Miss Switzerland Bianca Nicole Sissing (R), runner-up of Miss World
Beach Beauty 2003, walks with Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (L), Miss
Bolivia Helen Aponte Saucedo (2nd L) and Miss Norway Elisabeth Wathne
in Sanya located at China's tropical island of Hainan, December 3,
2003. China will host the 2003 Miss World Final on December 6, putting
the world's most populous country officially on the beauty pageant map.
REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY 

Miss Ireland, Rosanna Davison (C), named Miss World Beach Beauty 2003,
poses with runner-up Miss Switzerland, Bianca Nicole Sissing (L) and
2nd runner-up Miss Bolivia, Helen Aponte Saucedo, in Sanya located at
China's tropical island of Hainan, December 3, 2003. China will host
the 2003 Miss World competition on December 6, putting the world's most
populous country officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin
Cheung

BY 

Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison (2nd R), named Miss World Beach Beauty
2003, poses with runner-up Miss Switzerland, Bianca Nicole Sissing (L),
2nd runner-up Miss Bolivia, Helen Aponte Saucedo, along with Miss
Norway, Elisabeth Wathne, in Sanya located at China's tropical island
of Hainan, December 3, 2003. China will host the 2003 Miss World
competition on December 6, putting the world's most populous country
officially on the beauty pageant map. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

BY 

Miss World contestants (L-R) Rosanna Davison of Ireland, Nazanin
Afshin-Jam of Canada, Miri Levy of Israel and Babett Konau of Germany
stroll along the historic Bund promenade in Shanghai November 17, 2003.
The 110 contestants in the 53rd Miss World beauty pageant are in
Shanghai as part of their tour of China before competing in the final
on the tropical island of Sanya in southern China's Hainan Province on
December 6. REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV

CC/FA 

Miss world contestants (L to R) Rosanna Davison of Ireland, Diana
Sayers of North Ireland, Imogen Thomas of Wales, and Jacqueline Turner
of England pose during an Asia tour in Hong Kong November 9, 2003. The
53rd Miss World Pageant Final Competition will held December 6 in
Sanya, Hainan, China. REUTERS/Kin Cheung

KC