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Mrs International Pageant

July 18th and 19th , 2025

IN KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE

Showcasing
The Accomplishments
Of Today's
Married Women®

Mrs. Georgia International®

Aarthi Rajasekaran

1.If you were famous what would your stage name be?
Atlanta is rich in history and culture. It is a refreshingly diverse city, full of community and inspired creativity, with vibrant, colorful neighborhoods under a grand canopy of trees. Apart from its awesome attractions, Atlanta is also a haven for foodies. And how could I forget our art and entertainment scene? We have perfect weather (I don't know why people say it's Hotlanta), four distinct seasons, and beautiful landscapes.

2.If you would attend a celebrity wedding which, would it be?
Our closets, and the stuff we keep inside them, offer intimate insight into who we are. In my closet, you will find my size 12 dress, which reminds me of my journey, the struggles, and the pain that I went through, and serves as a testament to the idea that you can do whatever you want if you put your mind to it. Additionally, you will find my vision board featuring all the brands that I aspire to have. Alternatively, you may find my Mrs. sash and tiara, which instill faith in me and empower me to put myself in uncomfortable situations and still come out like a champion.

3.What is the weirdest gift you’ve ever received?
My daughter and husband are big foodies, and they inspire me to experiment. I cook all cuisines, but the one dish my family, friends, neighbors, and all my daughter's friends look forward to is my Cranberry Cheese Log, which I make during Thanksgiving. My family and friends absolutely love it. Fun fact: Last Thanksgiving, I made 35 cheese logs, each about 15 inches in length, since everyone wanted one on their Thanksgiving dinner table.

4.What is the most random fact you know?
As a working mom and wife, I would spend time with my family. No matter how much time I have in a day, it's just not enough for me to enjoy them to the fullest. We would take our dog and go for a walk or sit in our backyard talking. My family is my foundation, my strength; they have always supported me and given me the courage to get out there and crush it.

5.What is the one thing you’ll never do again?
When I was 18, I rescued a puppy that was stuck in sewage. I had to walk through knee-deep sludge to reach the puppy, pull him out, place him in my backpack, and take him to a shelter. I had to discard my favorite pair of jeans and backpack that day but, the reward I felt when I saw the puppy being taken care of at the shelter, was worth it.

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