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Miss Universe 2025: Mexican contestant Fátima Bosch wins the pageant and takes the crown

The Miss Universe 2025 pageant celebrated its grand finale in Bangkok, crowning the new universal queen, Mexican Fátima Bosch.
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Accidente en Miss Universo 2025, Miss Universe 2025: Mexican contestant Fátima Bosch wins the pageant
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  • Final of Miss Universe 2025
  • Victoria Kjær hands over the crown
  • Fátima Bosch is the winner

Tonight, Miss Universe 2025 held its highly anticipated coronation live from Bangkok, Thailand, in an official broadcast through Telemundo, the pageant’s U.S. network.

This 74th edition of the competition concludes with the handover of the crown by reigning queen Victoria Kjær Theilvig of Denmark, who awards the title to the new universal queen.

Bangkok’s Impact Arena, with capacity for roughly 12,000 spectators, once again serves as the venue for one of the most-watched shows on the planet.

Stage accident moments before Miss Universe 2025 began

One of the most startling moments before the competition was the fall of Miss Jamaica during the preliminary round.

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The incident forced the model to be taken offstage on a stretcher after collapsing while walking the runway.

It was later confirmed that the contestant had been transported to the hospital.

How was the Top 30 selected?

More than 120 contestants took the stage to introduce themselves before the Top 30 was announced, a selection based on scores from the preliminary competition.

Swimsuit, evening gown, and national costume segments all played a decisive role in the judges’ selection of semifinalists.

The audience also played a key part through the “People’s Choice” category, which added one contestant to the Top 30.

Miss Paraguay was chosen by the public to join the Miss Universe semifinalists through this special vote.

Competition continues: Top 12

Following the swimsuit competition during the final show, the 30 semifinalists were narrowed to 12, keeping global attention firmly on the pageant.

Among the standout contestants advancing were Cuba and Mexico, both maintaining strong momentum in the fight for the coveted crown.

Cuba was represented by Lina Luaces, daughter of Lili Estefan, while Mexico was represented by model Fátima Bosch, who dazzled on the Miss Universe 2025 stage.

Two Latinas make it into the Miss Universe Top 5

These were the candidates who reached the Top 5 of Miss Universe 2025:

  • Thailand
  • Philippines
  • Venezuela
  • Mexico
  • Ivory Coast

The new Miss Universe 2025

Miss Mexico, Miss Venezuela, Miss Philippines, Miss Thailand, and Miss Ivory Coast completed the final question-and-answer round.

Ultimately, the judges decided:

  • 5th place: Miss Ivory Coast
  • 4th place: Miss Philippines
  • 3rd place: Miss Venezuela
  • 2nd place: Miss Thailand
  • Miss Mexico becomes Miss Universe 2025