Madison Fuller's guest appearances

Madison Fuller

Success With Style

Grit Behind the Glitz Podcast

Miss Vermont

Miss Minnesota

Miss Pennsylvania

Miss Washington

Miss Louisiana

Miss Delaware

Miss Missouri

Bob Mackie

Brooklyn Decker

Amy Edwards

LeeAnne Locken

Sid Mashburn

Garrett Leight

John Paul DeJoria

Rebecca Campbell

OwlTail

"Let go and let God." Madison Fuller finds comfort and faith in His greater timing for her life. Her journey within the Miss America Organization began in 2005 when she first watched her older sister, Morgan compete. The following year, she was a Lonestar Princess and her infatuation with the program and the opportunity to serve the state of Texas only grew from that moment on. Hear about her journey to Miss Texas' Outstanding Teen and Miss Texas along with our shared fear of snakes, wedding planning and so much more!

<p>"Let go and let God." Madison Fuller finds comfort and faith in His greater timing for her life. Her journey within the Miss America Organization began in 2005 when she first watched her older sister, Morgan compete. The following year, she was a Lonestar Princess and her infatuation with the program and the opportunity to serve the state of Texas only grew from that moment on. Hear about her journey to Miss Texas' Outstanding Teen and Miss Texas along with our shared fear of snakes, wedding planning and so much more!</p>

Life After the Crown with Miss Texas 2018, Madison Fuller

Miss Texas America 2018 Madison Fuller is busy representing the best of Texas women these days. Poised, talented (as a singing ventriloquist!), compassionate, and gorgeous are just a few qualities of this woman who wears the crown. In fact, she is on duty almost every day of the year representing Texas and doing everything from visiting children in hospitals and schools to even, appearing at the Sweetwater Rattlesnake Round-Up, and beyond. Co-hosts Rob Giardinelli and Lance Avery Morgan ask Miss Texas some questions she may not have ever heard onstage in her competitions. Photo courtesy of Miss Texas America.

Madison Fuller: What Is Being Miss Texas Really Like?