Thursday, 24 Oct 2019 01:50 PM MYTHaving a belly can be beautiful too as a belly contest organiser in Beaufort, Sabah wants to prove this December. ― AFP picNow, get ready for a contest to reward the “biggest belly”.
Come December1, a contest to see who has the largest waistline will be held at Beaufort Sports Complex in Sabah. Held in conjunction with the inaugural Pesta Ria Jasnita, the competition is opened to men with a sizeable waistline, aged 30 years and above.“You only have contests that highlight one’s good looks. Why not the body shape?” he asked.“Contestants will need to dress up and walk on a stage.
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