Jahdatta aka Yugge Farrell is a former model who was banished to an insane asylum by a corrupt local Politician. Apparently the politician had been having affairs with and sexually assaulting young women and then framing them to be locked away when his wife would find out. Apparently the people at the mental hospital filled her with so many drugs that it broke her mind so that she would be unable to legitimately testify in court.

Yugge Farrell, who has been at the Mental Health Center for long, has been charged with using abusive language to the wife of Finance Minister Camillo Gonsalves, on January 4.

When she appeared before Magistrate Bertie Pompey, on January 5, Farrell was ordered to undergo two weeks of psychiatric evaluation at the Mental Health Center. The prosecution had made the application for psychiatric evaluation after Farrell pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Yugge Farrell was a successful Vincentian Fashion Model (person) that was poisoned. The rumors are she had sex with the minister or he asked her to have a threesome. She cussed his wife out and they threw her in a mental institution for 2 weeks. She came out never the same.

The model, some years ago was thrown back into the RH asylum not once not twice but THREE times.

She pleaded not to go back but she had to undergo “psychiatric evaluation” for cussing at the minister’s wife.

She was forcibly injected with drugs that have altered her.

Minister Camillo Gonsalves is the Minister in question, rumors also say that he has done this before with many other women on the island but it’s not getting any widespread recognition... the power dynamic of all these stories are disgusting. The government made fake emails making it seem like she was going to kill people on the island which was the excuse behind sending her to the Asylum for additional weeks. The model spoke about it before she was mentally changed forever.

This happened in 2018. After she was admitted 3 times, they DROPPED all the charges but she left the asylum a completely changed woman.

Her grandmother and mother state that they don’t even know who she is anymore.

Sum it up- she had an affair with the minister and when the wife found out they had a verbal argument where she cussed her out and was charged... in retaliation they threw her in a mental Asylum and drugged her up so she wouldn’t be credible to testify in Court.

Lastly, the minister was said to have cheated on his fiancé at the time with multiple women on the Island. Yugge was just the only one to cuss out his wife.

Host Wendy Fitzwilliam anchored the week challenge that was about strengthening core and balance. The challenge was stand up paddling with legendary Bajan waterman, Brian Talma.

"It's all about the core, the arms, the balance, and also the whole body, because you're out on the water and you're moving.

If you can stand up, you can paddle," he said.

Well, some of the girls promptly proved him wrong.

Hindsight is always 20/20 and Yugge lamented the fact that she hadn't gone with some of the girls to do the stand-up paddling the day before.

But she had a good reason, and one that's all too common in the Caribbean: she can't swim!

Syndey, Linda and Mackella had practiced before and were really confident.

The girls had to do two heats of four each and the final four raced each other.

As expected, Yugge kept falling off her board.

Kittisha kept trying not to fall off, because she couldn't swim either.

Sydney ended up winning the challenge and the prize of two swimsuits.

Mackella and Lia struggled, and the photographer, Rise Chaderton, was disappointed with Mackella especially not being able to show off her height.

She was however impressed with Nicoya, saying that she was able to use her body as an art piece.

Chaderton was impressed with the girls overall, saying they responded well to the brief they were given.

Talma was guest judge at the judging panel, along with Fitzwilliam, Richard Young and photographer Pedro Virgil.

The judges loved Nicoya's photo, although Virgil said he would have loved a little more eye contact.

Fitzwilliam called Kittisha's photo beautiful but asked for a little more effort, and Young said she was one of the few girls who laughed during the shoot.

Yugge's photo showed a beautiful vulnerable feminine power, according to Fitzwilliam, and Talma called it an amazing shot.

Mackella was the first to get a bad critique this week from Fitzwilliam, who said she needed to work harder at the business of photography.

Virgil reminded her and the rest of the girls that they should be conscious of every component of their body during a shoot.

Yugge won best photo of the week, and Wendy congratulated her about stepping it up as asked.

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