Jamillette Gaxiola

About Jamillette Gaxiola

Born in Mazatlán, Mexico, in 1989, Jamillette Gaxiola is a prominent figure in the glamour modeling and beauty pageant world. She made a notable appearance representing Cuba at the 2009 Miss Earth competition in November of that year. Her heritage is a blend of Mexican and Cuban, with her father, Sergio Gaxiola Fajardo, being of Mexican nationality, and her mother, Judith Kremets Liwants, born in Cuba and of Lebanese descent. Jamillette is currently pursuing her education at a community college in Las Vegas, Nevada, the city she calls home along with her family. Her high school years were spent at Cimarron-Memorial High School. Audiences can currently see her as a participant on the popular reality television series "The Shores," airing on the TV Guide Channel. Gaxiola's journey into the spotlight began at a remarkably young age, as she started competing in local pageants when she was just three years old. By eighteen, she had earned the title of 2nd runner-up in the 2007 Señorita Republica Deportiva pageant, an event produced by Univision. The following year, she entered the Miss Mexico USA competition, representing her home state of Sinaloa. Her Cuban heritage, inherited from her mother, made her eligible to compete for Cuba in the 2009 Miss Earth pageant, though she did not secure a placement in that competition. Currently, Jamillette Gaxiola serves as the official spokesmodel for Talias.com, Inc., actively promoting their product range, including the Obliphica hair care line. As of February 2025, her presence on Instagram is substantial, with a following of 204,000 users.