There’s no denying that each of us has our own biases in terms of entertainment. Some are into music, the Kardashian sisters, Korean Dramas, and of course, BTS. But when it comes to beauty pageants, especially Miss Universe, there’s no denying that we get a whole new level of excitement. So, it’s not surprising that even amid a pandemic, the support for Miss Universe 2021 is strong as a rock.
In this article, we will talk about everything you must know about the pageant from the Miss Universe 2021 date, history, Miss Universe 2021 contestants, Miss Universe tickets 2021, and more!
Cover photo credits to Miss Universe Organization
What’s inside this blog?
- About Miss Universe Pageant
- Miss Universe 2021 Winner
- Miss Universe 2021 Date
- Venue of the Miss Universe 2021
- Miss Universe 2021 Ticket Prices
- Miss Universe 2021 Contestants
- Miss Universe Philippines 2021 Winner
- Frequently Asked Questions About Miss Universe
About Miss Universe Pageant
One of the most awaited events of the year across the world is the Miss Universe pageant where each country sends its own candidate to represent its nation.
According to Hollywood Reporter, nearly 500 million people worldwide watch the live airing show. That’s a different number from the stadium full of audience members witnessing the events in person.
Established in 1952, the Miss Universe beauty pageant has come a long way but its character and mission have remained the same: Finding the most beautiful woman in the entire universe.
The Miss Universe Organization (MUO) is a global, inclusive organization that celebrates women of all cultures and backgrounds. It aims to empower them to realize their goals through experiences that build self-confidence and create opportunities for success.
MUO prioritizes the importance of being involved and giving back through a dedicated international platform of charitable partnerships. With that being said, the Miss Universe 2021 winner is expected to be a role model to affect positive change through volunteering, fundraising, and advocacy.
Miss Universe 2021 Winner: Miss India Harnaaz Sandhu
Photos are taken from Miss Universe Organization and Harnaaz Sandhu’s Instagram
Harnaaz Sandhu of India has been crowned Miss Universe 2021, besting 79 other candidates. She is now the third Miss Universe titleholder from India.
In the final round of the competition, host Steve Harvey asked Miss India, Miss South Africa, and Miss Paraguay the same question, “What advice would you give young women who are watching on how to deal with the pressures they face today?”
Miss India Harnaaz Sandhu
“I think the biggest pressure the youth today is facing is to believe in themselves. To know that you are unique and that what makes you beautiful, stop comparing yourselves with others and let’s talk more important things that’s happening worldwide. I think this is what you need to understand. Come out and speak for yourself because you are the leader of your life, you are the voice of your own. I believed in myself, and that’s why I’m standing here today.”
In the 69th Miss Universe, Andrea Meza of Mexico was hailed as Miss Universe 2020!
Must-read: Everything to Know About Miss Universe 2020 Andrea Meza: 10 Surprising Trivia
Miss Universe Schedule
The much-awaited beauty pageant is scheduled to happen on December 12, 2021 (Israel time), at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
Venue of the Miss Universe 2021
The Miss Universe 2021 pageant will be held in Eilat, Israel.
Ticket Prices
Recently, news about the Miss Universe tickets 2021 has been going around social media because, in case you don’t know yet, the tickets don’t come cheap.
As posted by the MUO on their website, Miss Universe 2021 Tickets are as follow:
- VIP ₪2500.00
- “GA” ₪1750.00
- Category 2 ₪1500.00
- GA ₪1300.00
- VUP TRIB ₪1150.00
- Accessible Podium ₪1750.00
For more details, visit Miss Universe’s ticket page here.
Miss Universe 2021 Contestants
This year, there will be 74 Miss Universe contestants vying for the crown. See below for the full list.
- Ina Dajci – Albania
- Julieta Garcia – Argentina
- Nane Avetisyan – Armenia
- Thessaly Zimmerman – Aruba
- Miss Australia
- Chantel O’brian – Bahamas
- Manar Nadeem Deyani – Barbados
- Kedist Deltour – Belgium
- Nahemi Uequin Antelo – Bolivia
- Teresa Santos – Brazil
- Xaria Penn – British Virgin Islands
- Elena Danova – Bulgaria
- Marady Ngin – Cambodia
- Michèle-Ange Minkata – Cameroon
- Tamara Jemuovic – Canada
- Georgina Kerford – Cayman Islands
- Antonia Figueroa – Chile
- Shiyin Yang – China
- Valeria Ayos – Colombia
- Valeria Rees – Costa Rica
- Ora Ivanišević – Croatia
- Shariëngela Cijntje – Curaçao
- Karolina Kokesova – Czech Republic
- Sara Langtved – Denmark
- Debbie Aflalo – Dominican Republic
- Susy Sacoto Mendoza – Ecuador
- Alejandra Gavidia – El Salvador
- Martina Mituy Avomo – Equatorial Guinea
- Essi Unkuri – Finland
- Clémence Botino – France
- Eloisa Jo-Hannah Seifer – Germany
- Silvia Naa Morkor Commodore – Ghana
- Emma Collingridge – Great Britain
- Sofia Arapogianni – Greece
- Dania Guevara Morfin – Guatemala
- Pascale Belony – Haiti
- Miss Honduras
- Miss Hungary
- Elísa Gróa Steinþórsdóttir – Iceland
- Harnaaz Sandhu – India
- Katharine Walker – Ireland
- Noa Cochva – Israel
- Caterina Di Fuccia – Italy
- Daena Soares – Jamaica
- Juri Watanabe – Japan
- Aziza Tokashova – Kazakhstan
- Roshanara Ebrahim – Kenya
- Jisu Kim – Korea
- Shkurtesa Sejdiu – Kosovo
- Tonkham Phonchanheuang – Laos
- Jade Cini – Malta
- Anne Murielle Ravina – Mauritius
- Debora Hallal – Mexico
- Kawtar Benhalima – Morocco
- Chelsi Shikongo – Namibia
- Sujita Basnet – Nepal
- Julia Sinning – Netherlands
- Allison Wassmer – Nicaragua
- Maristella Okpala – Nigeria
- Nora Nakken – Norway
- Brenda Smith – Panama
- Nadia Ferreira – Paraguay
- Yely Rivera – Peru
- Beatrice Luigi Gomez – Philippines
- Agata Wdowiak – Poland
- Oricia Dos Santos – Portugal
- Michelle Marie Colon – Puerto Rico
- Olimpia Elena Carmina Cotfas – Romania
- Ralina Arabova – Russia
- Nandita Banna – Singapore
- Veronika Ščepánková – Slovak Republic
- Lalela Mswane – South Africa
- Sarah Loinaz – Spain
- Moa Sandberg – Sweden
- Anchilee Scott-Kemmis – Thailand
- Cemrenaz Turhan – Turkey
- Hanna Nepliakh – Ukraine
- Miss United Arab Emirates
- Miss USA
- Luiseth Materán – Venezuela
- Kim Duyen Nguyen Huynh – Vietnam
Miss Universe Philippines 2021 Winner
Photo taken from @beatriceluigigmz
Beatrice Luigi Gomez of Cebu was hailed the Miss Universe Philippines 2021 winner. She will represent the Philippines in the prestigious beauty pageant.
Frequently Asked Questions About Miss Universe
Q: Who wins Miss Universe 2021?
A: Harnaaz Kaur Sandhu of India was crowned Miss Universe 2021.
Q: When is Miss Universe 2021 pageant date?
A: Miss Universe 2021 date and time is on December 12, 2021 (Israel time) and December 13 (Philippine time).
Q: Where is the venue of the Miss Universe pageant this year?
A: The 2021 Miss Universe pageant will be held in Eilat, Israel.
Q: Who won the Miss Universe 2020?
A: Andrea Meza of Mexico is the Miss Universe 2020.
Q: Who is the Miss Universe Philippines 2021 winner?
A: The Miss Universe Philippines 2021 winner is Beatrice Luigi Gomez of Cebu.
Q: Who is Victoria Velasquez Vincent?
A: Victoria Velasquez Vincent is Miss Universe Philippines Charity 2021. She was born and raised in New Zealand, the youngest daughter of an Irish father and a Filipino mother from Bacoor, Cavite.
Q: Who is the Filipino judge in the Miss Universe 2021?
A: Filipina actress Marian Rivera was chosen as one of the judges in the 70th Miss Universe pageant happening on December 12, 2021 in Eilat, Israel.
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