Rilee London
Rilee London
Rilee London is a remarkable young individual who proudly identifies as a mixed African American and Caucasian. She is a passionate advocate for justice and stands firmly for what is right while striving to connect with and empower people from all walks of life.
Originally from West Virginia, Rilee moved to South Carolina at the age of 12. Her early years were filled with a variety of experiences that greatly contributed to her personal development. From ages 8 to 10, she participated in numerous pageants in West Virginia, earning the title of Little Mrs. Rhododendron and achieving ultimate supreme status in several competitions.Along with working for Theater of West Virginia.
Rilee's modeling career has been equally impressive. She has graced the runway in three official shows and has been photographed professionally on multiple occasions. One of her most significant achievements was receiving an invitation to walk in the kids' section of New York Fashion Week.
In South Carolina, Rilee made a mark by speaking at the state house in Columbia on two different occasions. She became the first female middle school president of the South Carolina Independent School Association and won first place at the Delta Sigma Theta local film event. Rilee has also participated in two Rotary Club meetings, earning $250 for her school dedication through a writing competition.
Her talent for writing shone brightly when she won a competition against students from schools in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Additionally, Rilee was honored to serve as the youth motivational speaker for a Martin Luther King Jr. memorial, addressing an audience of over 250 people.
Academically, Rilee graduated from the 8th grade with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Her artistic abilities extend beyond writing; she has developed skills in crochet, where she won first place in fiber arts, competing against over 1,000 students at BETA where she also serves as her schools clubs president for 20204-2025. Rilee's graphic design skills have led her to create logos for businesses, and she even has her own shirt design featured as a school shirt.
These accomplishments are just a snapshot of Rilee's journey, and she looks forward to achieving even more in the years to come. By the age of 14, she has envisioned creating a business that celebrates her mixed heritage and uplifts girls by honoring the beauty that lies within. The memory of her Nana, who passed away from breast cancer, continues to inspire her. Her Nana's message of "girl power" remains a guiding light in Rilee's life and serves as a reflection of their cherished friendship.
With a bright future ahead, Rilee London is excited about the possibilities that await her and the impact she can make in her community and beyond. None of her opportunities would have been possible with out the amazing support around her. Her Parents Bobby and Heather Walker, her loving nana Cathy Walker, Head of school Keiada Holmes ,and her Guiding light who makes all things possible God.