Fatima Bosch Fernandez, of Mexico, has been topped Miss Universe 2025, rounding off a dramatic and controversy-ridden competitors in Bangkok.
The 25-year-old had walked out of an occasion earlier in November after a Thai organiser publicly scolded her in entrance of dozens of contestants and warned that anybody who stood by her may very well be disqualified.
Per week later, the turmoil deepened when two judges resigned, with one alleging that the organisers had mounted the end result of the competitors.
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Miss Universe director will not stop after mass stroll out
Reporters on the occasion claimed that one of many pageant’s organisers had known as Ms Bosch a “dumbhead”.
She responded by saying: “You are not respecting me as a woman.”
On the livestreamed ceremony for almost all 130 contestants on November 4, nationwide director Nawat Itsaragrisil had scolded Ms Bosch for supposedly failing to observe his directions concerning native promotional occasions.
When she tried to defend herself, Nawat known as for safety, and Bosch walked out of the room. Different contestants joined her in a present of solidarity, together with the reigning Miss Universe.

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“It seems to me that it is an example of how women should raise our voices,” Sheinbaum mentioned, including that she has been advised previously that “women look more beautiful when they keep quiet”.
“We women look more beautiful when we raise our voice and participate, because that has to do with the recognition of our rights,” she mentioned.
Nawat later apologised, showing each tearful and defiant.
“If anyone was affected or felt uncomfortable by what happened, I am so sorry,” he mentioned in entrance of the contestants. He then turned to them and mentioned, “It’s passed. OK? Are you happy?”
The primary runner-up was 29-year-old Praveenar Singh of Thailand, whereas 25-year-old Stephany Adriana Abasali Nasser of Venezuela took third place.
Finishing the highest finishers have been Ahtisa Manalo, 28, of the Philippines, and 27-year-old Olivia Yace, of Ivory Coast, who secured fifth place.
The pageant has a historical past of mishaps and controversies – the 2021 version confronted backlash for being hosted in Israel, upsetting supporters of the Palestinian trigger.
On Wednesday, Miss Universe Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, slipped and fell off the stage through the night robe section, escaping severe harm.
