Miss Universe 2025 outcomes: Miss Mexico Fatima…
Fátima Bosch, who was berated by a magnificence contest government and led a walkout of supermodels, was topped Miss Universe 2025 on Friday.
The 25-year-old Miss Mexico was named the 74th winner of the distinguished pageant, beating out first runner-up Miss Thailand Praveenar Singh.
Venezuela’s Stephany Abasali, Ahtisa Manalo of the Philippines and the Ivory Coast’s Olivia Yacé rounded out the top 5.
Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch was topped Miss Universe 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand, on Nov. 21, 2025. AFP via Getty Images
Miss USA Audrey Eckert completed in the Top 30.
Bosch is now the fourth Miss Universe winner from Mexico, and the first since Andrea Meza was topped in 2020.
The pageant, held in Thailand under the theme “The Power of Love,” was marred by scandal since the contestants arrived in Bangkok, the capital, in early November.
During the annual sashing ceremony, Nawat Itsaragrisil, an government director of Miss Universe Organization, called out Bosch for not taking part in a social media shoot with the organizing committee.
The Thai businessman called Bosch a “dummy,” sparking a shouting match between the 2, all caught on livestream.
Miss Universe 2024 Victoria Kjær Theilvig crowns Bosch as Miss Universe 2025. RUNGROJ YONGRIT/EPA/Shutterstock
Bosch was named the 74th winner of the distinguished pageant, beating out first runner-up Miss Thailand Praveenar Singh and Miss Venezuela Stephany Abasali. AFP via Getty Images
“I still keep talking to everybody, why you still stand up to talk to me,” Itsaragrisil questioned Bosch.
“Because I have a voice,” she said. “You are not respecting me as a woman.”
Itsaragrisil, unable to quiet his opposer, called for security to take her out of the room as the remainder of the contestants bemoaned the choice.
“As women, you need to show respect for us. I’m here representing a country and it’s not my fault that you have problems with my organization,” Bosch exclaimed as she walked out of the room.
Bosch is now the fourth Miss Universe winner from Mexico, and the first since Andrea Meza was topped in 2020. AP
The future Miss Universe’s actions led to a stroll out by dozens of other contestants and Miss Universe 2024, Victoria Kjær Theilvig.
Itsaragrisil was dismissed from his duties at this yr’s pageant following backlash, as Bosch was praised for standing up to the bigwig bully.
Theilvig returned to the pageant stage Friday to crown her successor.
Days before the ceremony, Miss Universe decide Omar Harfouch resigned from his place on the voting jury, claiming the Top 30 checklist had been chosen in secret long before the judges ever forged a vote.
Harfouch claimed he found that an “impromptu jury” had already chosen which contestants would transfer ahead.
The Miss Universe Organization denied his claims saying it was half of a confusion and lack of understanding.
“His comments incorrectly suggested that an unauthorized or impromptu jury had been formed and that the official judges had been excluded from the selection of finalists,” the company said Tuesday.
“The Miss Universe Organization firmly clarifies that no impromptu jury has been created, that no external group has been authorized to evaluate delegates or select finalists, and that all competition evaluations continue to follow the established, transparent, and supervised MUO protocols,” the assertion added.
Miss Universe government director Nawat Itsaragrisil called out Bosch during the annual sashing ceremony on Nov. 4, 2025. Miss Universe Thailand
The Thai businessman called Bosch a “dummy,” sparking a shouting match between the 2, all caught on livestream. Miss Universe Thailand
Miss Universe contestants stroll out on Itsaragrisil after the viral confrontation. Miss Universe Thailand
During the preliminary night robe spherical on Wednesday, Miss Jamaica, Dr. Gabrielle Henry, fell off the runway, face-planting into the group and was carried out on a stretcher. She was hospitalized and was notably absent the next day.
The Miss Universe pageant proprietor, Raul Rocha, up to date followers that Henry didn’t break any bones during her fall, he wrote on Instagram.
Nadeen Ayoub, the first-ever Miss Palestine, confronted backlash after her secret life was revealed after putting in the Top 30.
Ayoub, a 27-year-old US and Canadian citizen, is married to the son of Hamas’ most-wanted prisoner, Marwan Barghouti, and even named a son after him.
During the competitors, she represented Palestine, a territory the US and Israel don’t acknowledge as a sovereign state.
She stored her personal life under wraps for a majority of the competitors until years-old screenshots and social media posts obtained by The Post confirmed she took pains to conceal that she was once married to Sharaf Barghouti — son of the notorious Fatah chief serving 5 life sentences in Israel for orchestrating terror assaults that killed 5 people in 2001 and 2002.
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