Second semi-final: More finalists revealed in Territory’s Cutest Bub competition
Katherine bub Ariella Shiloh Vargas is ‘always smiling and happy’ says her proud mum, which could explain why so many readers voted for her in our second semi-finals photo gallery in our hunt to find The Territory’s Cutest Bub.
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KATHERINE bub Ariella Shiloh Vargas is ‘always smiling and happy’ says her proud mum, which could explain why so many readers voted for her in our second semi-finals photo gallery in our hunt to find The Territory’s Cutest Bub.
When we called for nominations for our 2021 Cutest Bub competition, we were inundated with hundreds and hundreds of entries, with baby Ariella polling more votes than any other entry in our second photo gallery.
Ariella’s mum, Naomi Seon said her princess’s smile showed how happy she always seemed to be.
“She’s a really happy baby, really content … she’s always smiling and happy, she’ll be a talker that’s for sure,” she said.
“She sleeps well and is very happy. You can tell she’ll get along with everyone, she already gets along with everyone.”
In second place was young Carmelo Yunupingu, while a three-way tie has seen Kenzo Roddenby, William Power and Charlotte Barz finish on the gallery’s baby podium.
The NT News ended up receiving so many entries for The Territory’s Cutest Bub competition that we had to run five different semi-finals galleries, each made up of 50 nominations.
Now, each day this week we will be revealing the top placegetters in each of those semi-finals galleries in the order that we published them, so check back here every day until Friday to see how your little ones went in the first round of voting.
Once all of the results of our five semi-finals galleries are revealed the most popular entries from all five galleries will be included in the ultimate — and FINAL — vote for The Territory’s Cutest Bub for 2021.
That ultimate FINAL VOTING GALLERY will be revealed right here on ntnews.com.au next Monday, May 31.
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Originally published as Second semi-final: More finalists revealed in Territory’s Cutest Bub competition
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