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Her father is Javanese - Chinese and her mother is German.
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Nadine Chandrawinata
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She was the second Mission Indonesia Universe to participate in the pageant (preceded by Artika Sari Devi) after a long hiatus in 1996. She has two siblings, twins Marcel and Mischa, who are also models and actors. She measures 175 cm (5 feet 9 inches) in height and 60 kg (122 lb) in weight.
Many doubted her public speaking ability since she stuttered a lot during interviews.
She has also repeatedly used incorrect words from time to time. Her English is limited, which was made obvious in an interview published in the Mission Universe 2006 website.
Foreign subsequent question and answer sessions, she used a translator. She was born in Hannover, Germany and her family relocated to Jakarta when she was 3 years old.
She is pursuing her studies at the London School of Public Relations in Jakarta.
She was accused of breaking the Code of Law 281, edict number 02/U/1984, regarding Cultural and Educational conduct. Indonesian law forbids any kind of involvement in beauty pageants and considers such to be indecency. Nadine was one of several people who were reported for this misdemeanor, and others included Mission Indonesia 2004 Artika Sari Devi and the Mission Indonesia Foundation.
The issue, however, seemed to have fizzled out over time and nothing ever came of lieutenant
And because of her warm personality, she also reached runner-up for Mission Congeniality. She starred in an Indonesian drama movie, Reality, Love, and Rock"n Roll, with fellow actor Herjunot Ali, who happens to be Agni Pratistha"s boyfriend.
She was an F1 ambassador for the 2006 Petronas Malaysian F1 Grand Prix. She is also a commercial star of Kiranti.
In July 14, 2011 Nadine Chandrawinata was promoted as Keke Bainena Mamuju (Mission Mamuju) for promoting Mamuju Regency Tourism Industry.
She was chosen because of her integrity, and the fact that there were no negative issues during her run as Mission Indonesia.
