Miss Rachelle Gayee was crowned Miss Liberia USA 2026 at Square Globe Studios in Atlanta, Georgia, on July 26, 2026. She proudly represents the Liberian community with grace, purpose, and a heart for service. Rachelle, who previously held the title of Miss Liberia Pennsylvania, earned the crown at the Miss Liberia in the U.S. Pageant 2026.
A first-generation Liberian American from Pennsylvania, Rachelle is currently pursuing a degree in Psychology and aspires to become a pediatric psychologist. Her passion for mental health, particularly among children and underserved communities, inspired her platform, Wellness Without Walls, which focuses on increasing access to mental health education, reducing stigma, and encouraging open conversations about emotional well-being.
Winning the title of Miss Liberia USA 2026 marks a significant milestone in Rachelle’s journey. More than a personal achievement, she views the crown as an opportunity to advocate for meaningful change, celebrate Liberian culture, and inspire young people to pursue their dreams with confidence and purpose.
As Miss Liberia USA 2026, Rachelle will represent Liberia at the Miss Global pageant in Thailand this fall, where she will compete alongside contestants from around the world. She hopes to use this international platform to shine a positive light on Liberia, promote cultural pride, and continue raising awareness for mental health initiatives.
Miss Rachelle Gayee, the winner of Miss Liberia in the U.S. 2026, serves as a powerful role model for young Liberian girls through her academic dedication, cultural pride, and clear vision of helping others as a future pediatric psychologist.
In the area of leadership and community service, Rachelle served as vice president of her school’s African Student Organization, demonstrating her commitment to leadership and advocacy.
Guided by her Christian faith, commitment to service, and love for her community, Rachelle is determined to leave a legacy that extends far beyond the crown. She believes that true leadership is measured not by titles, but by the lives one impacts, and she is dedicated to using her voice to empower others and make a lasting difference.
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