Charmain Valentine Rule is a devoted wife, loving mother (and proud momager), talented artist, creative decorator, accomplished pageant director, and skilled photographer.

Charmain began her journey in pageant and talent show production in 2003. She is the founder and director of the Universal Queens and Kings Pageant System, where she has built a reputation for excellence and empowerment. Beyond directing, Charmain has spent years judging, photographing, and coaching contestants, helping them build confidence and shine on stage.

Tatianna Valentine began competing in pageants at the age of five, which sparked both her and her mother’s involvement in the pageant world. Over the years, Tatianna has competed in and won several titles, including Miss Harris County Teen, Miss Dallas Teen with the Miss America Organization, and Miss Teen Rockwall with the Miss USA Organization. In addition to her accomplishments as a competitor, Tatianna has also dedicated herself to coaching and training children and teens in pageantry, dance, and interview skills.

"Our mission is to create an inclusive natural beauty pageant system that empowers individuals to embrace their unique beauty, gain confidence, refine communication and presentation skills, develop elegance and poise, and form strong, lifelong friendships." 

Building confidence: Performing and receiving recognition helps children overcome shyness and believe in themselves.

Poise and public speaking: On-stage presentations and interviews improve communication and comfort in front of an audience.

Discipline and time management: Preparing for pageants teaches hard work, practice, and prioritizing tasks.

Friendships and social skills: Kids interact with peers, judges, and mentors, boosting social confidence and communication.

Competition and sportsmanship: Children learn fair play, handling pressure, and good sportsmanship.

Family bonding: Parents and children connect through shared preparation and achievements.