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This week on Missed America, we’re bringing you a very special mother-daughter episode during Miss America Competition week!
Kellye Cash, Miss America 1987, and her daughter Tatum Sheppard, Miss Virginia 2021, sit down with us to share their rare two-generation perspective on life inside—and beyond—the crown. From Kellye’s unforgettable moment singing “Jackson” with her uncle Johnny Cash, to Tatum carving her own path at Miss America’s 100th anniversary, their stories intertwine faith, resilience, and family legacy.
Together, they reflect on how the Miss America experience shaped their journeys, the lessons they’ve carried forward, and how their bond as mother and daughter continues to inspire their work with young women today.
Follow us @missedamericapocast on IG and subscribe!
By Jaime Fox Hardwick and Karissa HorowiczThis week on Missed America, we’re bringing you a very special mother-daughter episode during Miss America Competition week!
Kellye Cash, Miss America 1987, and her daughter Tatum Sheppard, Miss Virginia 2021, sit down with us to share their rare two-generation perspective on life inside—and beyond—the crown. From Kellye’s unforgettable moment singing “Jackson” with her uncle Johnny Cash, to Tatum carving her own path at Miss America’s 100th anniversary, their stories intertwine faith, resilience, and family legacy.
Together, they reflect on how the Miss America experience shaped their journeys, the lessons they’ve carried forward, and how their bond as mother and daughter continues to inspire their work with young women today.
Follow us @missedamericapocast on IG and subscribe!