Photos: 2015 Rose Parade Rose Queen announcement – Daily Breeze
Queens of the Rose Parade - Wikipedia
Buy tickets to the coronation of the 100th Rose Queen & presentation of 2018 Royal Court – The Rose Examiner
Tournament of Roses readies to announce 2022 Rose Queen on Tuesday – Pasadena Star News
Camille Kennedy announced as the 102nd Rose Queen of the Tournament of Roses – The Rose Examiner
Tournament of Roses crowns 2022 Rose Queen | KTLA
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES® ANNOUNCES 2020 ROSE QUEEN CAMILLE KENNEDY - Tournament of Roses
Royal Court: How to apply to become a 2019 Rose Parade queen or princess – Pasadena Star News
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES® ANNOUNCES 2020 ROSE QUEEN CAMILLE KENNEDY - Tournament of Roses
The Rose Parade Queen and Royal Court | Rotary LA5
New Year's Rose Parade marches on despite COVID-19 surge
101st Rose Queen Announcement & Coronation and Presentation of the 2019 Royal Court Live Stream - YouTube
Rose Parade Queen is LGBTQ community member
Tournament of Roses announces 2022 Royal Court as parade is set to return on Jan. 1 – Pasadena Star News
Rose Parade Royal Court 2013: Meet The Queen And Princesses Of The Tournament Of Roses | HuffPost Los Angeles
Past Rose Parade queens, from left: 1907 Rose Queen Joan Woodbury; May McAvoy, 1923; Dorothy Edwards, 1933; and Marilyn Smui… | Rose parade, Rose queen, Royal court
Nadia Chung Named 2022 Rose Queen – Pasadena Now
Tournament of Roses to Name 2022 Rose Queen Tonight – Pasadena Now
Rose Parade makes history with first bisexual Rose Queen
Altadena teen named 97th Rose Queen - ABC7 Los Angeles
2021 Rose Parade canceled due to coronavirus pandemic | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
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Altadena Now » Saluting Altadena's Seven Decades of Participation in the Rose Parade
Rose Queen and Royal Court selection postponed until 2022 – Pasadena Star News
2022 Rose Queen | Tournament Crowns Nadia Chung of La Cañada | The South Pasadenan | South Pasadena News
Rose Parade Queen is LGBTQ community member
New Year's Rose Parade marches on despite COVID-19 surge
