Miss Universe 2025 Controversy Explained
The Miss Universe 2025 pageant in Thailand is facing turmoil as 122 contestants gather to compete for the crown. Tensions flared during a pre-pageant event involving Miss Universe Mexico, Fatima Bosch, and Miss Universe Thailand director Nawat Itsaragrisil.
Confrontation Sparks Walk-outs
The controversy started when Itsaragrisil confronted Bosch over her refusal to share promotional content for Thailand, the host country. The exchange, broadcast live on social media, showed Itsaragrisil accusing Bosch, who initially tried to explain but eventually left the venue. This led to other contestants, including current Miss Universe Victoria Theilvig from Denmark, walking out in solidarity.
"If anyone wants to continue the contest, sit down," Itsaragrisil threatened, warning of disqualification to those supporting Bosch.
Reactions from Contestants
Outside the venue, a visibly upset Victoria Theilvig addressed fans, condemning the handling of the situation.
"We have respect for everyone, but this is not how things should be handled. To trash another girl is beyond disrespectful."
Impact on the Pageant
The incident has sparked strong reactions from the pageant's global fanbase, highlighting the challenges faced during the 74th edition of this long-standing competition.
Regional Representation
- Contestants from the Middle East, ranging from Palestine to the UAE, are part of the diverse group competing this year.
Summary: The Miss Universe 2025 pageant in Thailand experienced significant conflict when a dispute over promotional duties led to contestant walk-outs and public criticism, underscoring tensions behind the scenes of the event.
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