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Miss Malaysia at the 2019 Miss Universe pageant. Patrick Prather/Miss Universe The 22-year-old model and hockey player works with charitable organizations to end poverty. Some viewers thought Sekhon won the costume competition because of an interview she did with the host Steve Harvey during the show, but Miss Barbados at the 2019 Miss Universe pageant. Patrick Prather/Miss Universe Ifill, 20, a law student at the University of the West Indies, hopes to become a human-rights attorney. She also works with a charity that helps children with scoliosis, as she received treatment for the condition as a child. Miss Canada at the 2019 Miss Universe pageant. Patrick Prather/Miss Universe The 24-year-old works on the marketing team for an auto-part company. Boston also advocates for mental health through her work with the Canadian Mental Health Association and a social-media campaign she launched called #TalkAboutME. Miss British Virgin Islands at the 2019 Miss Universe pageant. Alex Mertz/Miss Universe The 26-year-old is a speech-communications adjunct lecturer for H. Lavity Stoutt Community College in her home country, and she also advocates the cultural and historical preservation of the British Virgin Islands.

Zozibini Tunzi of South Africa takes her first walk as Miss Universe after winning the 2019 Miss Universe pageant. Elijah Nouvelage/Reuters Yes, the Miss Universe pageant has its share of detractors. There is, for example, that swimsuit competition. But then there is this year's winner to consider: Zozibini Tunzi of South Africa. When Tunzi was crowned as the winner of the 2019 Miss Universe competition on Sunday night, she took a moment to speak about the importance of shifting antiquated beauty standards — and finally celebrating "black girl magic." "I grew up in a world where a woman who looks like me — with my kind of skin and my kind of hair — was never considered to be beautiful," the 26-year-old said during her closing statement. "I think it is time that stops today. I want children to look at me and see my face, and I want them to see their faces reflected in mine." Even her outfit in the national costume segment reflected her beliefs. Tunzi had asked South African men to demonstrate their solidarity with the gender equality campaign #HeforShe by writing letters to honor and celebrate South African women. The letters, written on colorful ribbons, were woven into her costume, which was called "Wave of Love." Her coronation at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta received a wide amount of social media support and celebration from around the world, with people noting how exciting it is to see that Miss America, Miss Teen USA, Miss USA and now Miss Universe are all black wom...

Oxana Fedorova is from Russia. Jose Jimenez/Getty Images Like other Miss Universe winners in the past, Fedorova went with a simple white gown for her crowning. Four months after she was crowned Miss Universe, though, Fedorova was dethroned because "she was unable to fulfill her duties," the president of the Miss Universe Organization, Paula Shugart, said at the time, according to The first runner-up, Miss Panama Justine Pasek, was then crowned Miss Universe 2002. After her reign, Jennifer Hawkins went on to cover major Australian magazines like Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Cosmopolitan, and Maxim. Martin Bernetti/Getty Images Jennifer Hawkins stunned judges when she appeared on stage in a textured gold dress with flower details everywhere, and a sparkling bracelet and necklace to match. Ximena Navarrete became the second Mexican woman to win the Miss Universe title. Ethan Miller/Getty Images Ximena Navarrete accepted her Miss Universe crown wearing a flowy, floor-length red gown. What you can't see under the sash is the one-shoulder strap adorned with red beads, and the slit underneath her skirt.

Almamater Height 1.78m (5ft 10in) Title Miss Grand Puerto Rico 2016 Hair color Eye color Major competition(s) (3rd Runner-Up) (Winner) (1st Runner-Up) Madison Sara Anderson Berríos (born November 10, 1995) is a Puerto Rican-American model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Early life Anderson was born on November 10, 1995 in Pageantry Anderson began her pageantry career as a teenager, placing as the fourth runner-up at After References • • • Marcial Ocasio, Jennifer A.; Cotto, Ingrid (June 14, 2019). ". Orlando Sentinel. • Marcial Ocasio, Jennifer A. (June 14, 2019). • ^ a b . Retrieved June 14, 2019. • ^ a b . Retrieved June 14, 2019. • • • Hernández Mercado, Damaris (June 14, 2019). " (in Spanish). El Nuevo Dia. • Sepúlveda, Aixa (June 14, 2019). • . Retrieved June 13, 2019. • External links • Awards and achievements Precededby • ALB: • AUS: • BGD: • BEL: • BLZ: • BRA: • KHM: • CHL: • CHN: • COL: • DNK: • SLV: • FRA: • GEO: • DEU: • GBR: • HTI: • ISL: • IND: • IDN: • IRL: • ISR: • ITA: • JAM: • LAO: • MYS: • MLT: • MEX: • MMR: • NAM: • NPL: • NZL: • NGA: • PAN: • PER: • PHL: • POL: • PUR: • SLE: • SVK: • ZAF: • THA: • USA: • VEN: • VNM: