America had chosen a red dress among the blue dressed the rest of the girls chose for their interviews on the Capital Reports Selection interviews with Gavril Fadeye, something that made Celeste jealous.

Celeste proved to not be above physical harm when she scratched America on the shoulder and tore her dress after America refused to switch dresses with her. Kriss fled in tears before Prince Maxon went to console her on her party dress as Celeste said it was an accident ( Tuesday Keeper, however, agreed that Celeste had spilled her drink by accident).Īmerica's maids told her that Celeste would occasionally hit her maids in her room if they did something she did not like. Celeste became jealous at the attention Kriss was getting, so when all the girls were gathered she 'accidentally' spilled some of her red drink on Kriss. Kriss Ambers had her birthday party hosted at the Palace. Anna was eliminated from the competition because physical contact with the other Selected is not allowed in the Selection and is grounds for dismissal. Celeste provoked Anna Farmer to slap her one day after saying something insulting about Anna's parents. She befriended Bariel Pratt and was able to bond a little with Maxon over his love of photography and her modeling career (as told by Maxon in The Selection Stories: The Prince and The Guard). She stated that it took her so long to arrive because she was signing autographs.Ĭeleste proved to be quite mean and power-hungry in the Selection after she gave Marlee and America rude looks for getting positive attention from the press on the news. She wore high heels with her Selected outfit. She said that Tessa Tamble (a pop star) sang at her party.Ĭeleste was first met by America when she arrived at the airport in which America Singer, Marlee Tames, and Ashley Brouillette were also traveling. She stated that she once had a black and white themed birthday party where admittance through the door required black and white clothes to attire. Celeste grew up as a privileged Two in the Province of Clermont as a model with ads in magazines.

The one selection series