The Miss Universe 2025 pageant is facing some dramatic twists and turns! But who would’ve thought that a beauty contest could stir up so much drama? And it’s not just the contestants’ beauty and talent that are making headlines this time.
The Shocking Exits:
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Miss Universe Persia, Sahar Biniaz, made a bold statement by withdrawing from the pageant in support of her national director, who faced detention in Iran. A powerful move, but was it a necessary one?
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Miss Universe Niger, Zoulahatou Amadou, missed her chance due to a logistical nightmare. Talk about bad luck! But organizers showed compassion, inviting her to try again next year.
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Miss Universe China, Xuhe Hou, resigned, citing ‘personal reasons,’ which reportedly involved age restrictions. A controversial topic, as some may question the fairness of such rules.
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Miss Universe Congo, Déborah Djema, was dismissed for not signing her contract. But was this a fair decision? Could there be more to the story?
And that’s not all! The reigning Miss Universe, Victoria Kjaer Theilvig, found herself in a heated dispute with the pageant executive, Nawat Itsaragrisil, who publicly criticized Miss Mexico. This led to a mass walkout by contestants, showing unity and support for their fellow competitor.
But here’s where it gets even more intriguing: several countries have withdrawn from the pageant, including Bahrain, Cameroon, and Fiji. Some couldn’t organize national pageants, while others faced candidate selection challenges.
So, what’s your take on these unexpected turns of events? Do you think the contestants’ decisions to withdraw were justified? And what about the pageant’s handling of these situations? Share your thoughts below, and let’s discuss the impact of these shocking exits on the Miss Universe 2025 journey!