Previous Miss America Leanza Cornett passed on October 28, 2020, after a genuine head injury. She had supported the injury on October 12 and was getting treatment for it. The information on her demise initially broke by means of her web-based media page, ‘Circle of Love’.
Cornett was 49 years of age at the hour of her passing. She was a darling model and was delegated Miss America in 1993. Before this, she had likewise won the Miss Florida title.
Leanza Cornett died on October 28, 2020, following hospitalization after a head injury. The reason for her demise was the intricacies brought about by the extreme injury.
Cornett was born on June 10, 1971, in Big Stone Gap, Virginia, USA and her age was 49 years of age at the hour of her passing. The model was not dynamic via web-based media like Instagram but rather had pages like ‘Leanza Cornett’s Circle of Love’ on Facebook.
| Name | Leanza Cornett |
| Birthday | June 10, 1971 |
| Age | 49 (at time of death) |
| Gender | Female |
| Nationality | American |
| Profession | Model; TV Personality |
| Net Worth | $20 million |
| Married/Single | Divorced |
| Husband | Mark Steines (ex-husband) |
| Children | Kai Harper and Avery James |
| Divorce | 2013 (from Mark Steines) |
| Education | Terry Parker High School; Rollins College |
| @ourgirlza |
Truth be told, it was her Leanza Circle of Love page that that uncovered the reason for her passing to the media. Her ex, Mark Steines communicated his sorrow on Instagram where he posted extensive sympathy alongside the photograph of his two children.
She and Steines got hitched on July 22, 1995, and were together for a very long time prior to getting separated in 2013. They brought forth children, Kai Harper (b. February 19, 2002), and Avery James (b. November 4, 2003).
Her small kids are lamenting her misfortune and will most presumably be raised by their dad. Cornett had won the Miss America show in 1993 and the Miss Florida title in 1992.
As well as being a show champ and model, she was a TV character. She was additionally a social extremist and was the main exhibition winning model to help AIDS casualties and receive AIDS mindfulness.