Lifestyle December 10 2025

Something Extra | Wednesday

Updated December 11 2025 1 min read

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  • Wonda Williams, realtor at Keller Williams Jamaica, nailed the double-denim vibe. Wonda Williams, realtor at Keller Williams Jamaica, nailed the double-denim vibe. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Wonda Williams, realtor at Keller Williams Jamaica, nailed the double-denim vibe. Wonda Williams, realtor at Keller Williams Jamaica, nailed the double-denim vibe. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Naomi Garrick, lead PR Chick and CEO of Garrick Communications, keeps it simple yet cute. Naomi Garrick, lead PR Chick and CEO of Garrick Communications, keeps it simple yet cute. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Smiling for our lens, Mary Pinelli, sales manager, rocks Jamaican colours in solidarity with Hurricane Melissa victims. Smiling for our lens, Mary Pinelli, sales manager, rocks Jamaican colours in solidarity with Hurricane Melissa victims. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • It’s a girls’ night out for friends and final-year medical students Nashoy Moulton (left) and Monique Watts. It’s a girls’ night out for friends and final-year medical students Nashoy Moulton (left) and Monique Watts. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Enjoying the festival’s vibe are Jamaican Creative Masta Bruce and Lioness Llewela from New Zealand. Enjoying the festival’s vibe are Jamaican Creative Masta Bruce and Lioness Llewela from New Zealand. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Karla Mullings, business development manager, poses for the camera. Karla Mullings, business development manager, poses for the camera. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Unable to perform, on medical advice following an onstage accident in Sierra Leone, reggae artiste Christopher Martin still showed his support, sharing the moment with media personality Jadeen ‘Jade’ McGhie. Unable to perform, on medical advice following an onstage accident in Sierra Leone, reggae artiste Christopher Martin still showed his support, sharing the moment with media personality Jadeen ‘Jade’ McGhie. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Out and about for the Treasure Beach benefit festival are Romeich Major of Romeich Entertainment and his wife Shacqueal. Out and about for the Treasure Beach benefit festival are Romeich Major of Romeich Entertainment and his wife Shacqueal. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Choosing a relaxed, chill vibe, Dr Suzanne McDonald-Fowles shows off her festival style. Choosing a relaxed, chill vibe, Dr Suzanne McDonald-Fowles shows off her festival style. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Shellie-Ann Norton turns heads in wild animal print, topped off with a stylish fedora. Shellie-Ann Norton turns heads in wild animal print, topped off with a stylish fedora. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart

A time was had at Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Sunday as festival-goers made their way to the Treasure Beach Food, Rum and Music Benefit Festival. The one-day event, shifted from its original three-day format and venue due to the recent hurricane, treated foodies and music lovers alike, capping the night with performances by some of Jamaica’s biggest names, including Capleton, Agent Sasco, Turbulence, and Skygrass. Something Extra brings you the social highlights.

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