| 1. She began her dance training at the age of two at Jackie O’neal School of Dance. |
| 2. Abbie experienced her parents' divorce while in class three, which was a significant stressor for her. |
| 3. In her senior year, she joined Birmingham Dance Theatre and later the Rebelette Dance Team, winning multiple competitions. |
| 4. While at Auburn University, she was part of the Tiger Paws dance team and served as president of the Youth Leadership group. |
| 5. Her mother had a background in beauty pageants, winning titles such as Miss Reveille and Miss Vestavia, which inspired Abbie. |
| 6. She was a cheerleader for several years and also worked as a student recruiter. |
| 7. After winning Miss Vestavia in 2020, she continued her success by winning Miss Trussville and Miss Hoover in subsequent years. |
| 8. Abbie represented Alabama and won the Miss America title in 2025, receiving a $50,000 scholarship. |
| 9. She has actively participated in fundraising, raising over $200,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. |
| 10. Abbie enjoys hiking, traveling, and playing pickleball in her leisure time. |
| 11. She has been featured on various magazine covers, showcasing her charisma and beauty. |
| 12. Abbie maintains a regular workout routine to stay fit and is often seen socializing at events. |
| 13. She graduated from Vestavia Hills High School in 2021. |
| 14. She is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Auburn University. |
| 15. Inspired by her best friend with cystic fibrosis, she has advocated for children's health initiatives and collaborated with political leaders on legislation. |
| 16. She raised over $5,000 for the American Heart Association and received the AHA Go Red for Women Leadership Award. |
| 17. She was named the 2024 Hero of Hope by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and serves as its National Ambassador during her Miss America reign. |
| 18. She crowned Cassie Donegan as Miss America 2026. |
