Miss Universe 2023

72nd edition of the Miss Universe competition

For the 71st edition of the pageant held in January 2023, see Miss Universe 2022.

Miss Universe 2023

Sheynnis Palacios

Date| 18 November 2023
Presenters|

* Jeannie Mai
* Maria Menounos
* Olivia Culpo
* Catriona Gray
* Zuri Hall

Entertainment| John Legend
Theme| Hello, Universe!
Venue| Gimnasio Nacional José Adolfo Pineda, San Salvador, El Salvador
Broadcaster|

* International:
*     * Roku
* Telemundo[1]

* Official broadcaster:
* Canal 2[2]

Entrants| 84
Placements| 20
Debuts|

* Pakistan

Withdrawals|

* Armenia
* Belize
* Bhutan
* China
* Ghana
* Haiti
* Kyrgyzstan
* Seychelles
* Turkey
* Uruguay

Returns|

* Denmark
* Egypt
* Guyana
* Hungary
* Ireland
* Kazakhstan
* Latvia
* Mongolia
* Norway
* Zimbabwe

Winner| Sheynnis Palacios
Nicaragua
Congeniality| Athenea Pérez, Spain
Best National Costume| Michelle Dee, Philippines

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Miss Universe 2023 was the 72nd Miss Universe pageant, held at the Gimnasio Nacional José Adolfo Pineda in San Salvador, El Salvador, on 18 November 2023.[3]

At the end of the event, Sheynnis Palacios of Nicaragua was crowned as Miss Universe 2023 by R'Bonney Gabriel of the United States.[4]

Contestants from eighty-four countries and territories competed in this edition. The competition was presented by Jeannie Mai and Miss Universe 2012 Olivia Culpo for the second consecutive time, along with Maria Menounos.[5] Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray and Zuri Hall also served as backstage correspondents for the second time.[6][7] John Legend performed in this edition.[8]

## Background

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### Location and date

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On 14 January 2023, during the Miss Universe 2022 pageant, Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele announced that the 72nd edition will be held in El Salvador in late 2023, after having last hosted the pageant in 1975.[9][10] Later, on 27 July 2023, the Miss Universe Organization announced that the pageant will take place on 18 November 2023.[11]

The choice of El Salvador as the host country was met with criticism[12][13] due to the country's ongoing state of emergency amid the Salvadoran gang crackdown.[14][15] Protests were staged in the capital San Salvador following the allocation of public funds for the hosting of the pageant amid an economical crisis.[16][17][18]

To promote the pageant, the organization offered a "Hello Universe" travel package.[19][20]

### Selection of participants

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Contestants from eighty-four countries and territories were selected to compete in the pageant. Five of these delegates were appointed to the position after being runners-up in their national pageant, or being chosen through a casting process.[citation needed] For the first time since 1957,[21] the Miss Universe Organization allowed the participation of married women and women with children to compete in the pageant.[21][22]

This edition's roster of contestants was noted by media outlets for its diversity and inclusivity compared to past pageants.[23][24][25] Among the contestants in the edition were Rikkie Kollé of the Netherlands and Marina Machete of Portugal, who became the joint second transgender women to compete in the pageant, after Ángela Ponce of Spain in 2018.[26][27] Furthermore, the edition also saw the participation of the first married women and mothers to compete in the pageant since 1957, with the participation of Camila Avella of Colombia, Michelle Cohn of Guatemala, and Lorena Santen of Switzerland.[28] Jane Dipika Garrett of Nepal was also recognized by media outlets to be the "first plus-sized" delegate to compete in the pageant.[29] Erica Robin, the first delegate to be sent by Pakistan to the pageant, was also cited as another contestant who was "making the pageant more inclusive",[30] though her participation was met with mixed reactions within her country.[31]

#### Replacements

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Namuunzul Batmagnai, the second runner-up of Miss Universe Mongolia 2023, was appointed to represent Mongolia after the original winner, Nominzul Zandangiin was deemed unable to compete due to undisclosed reasons.[32][33] Lê Thảo Nhi [vi], the first runner-up of Miss Universe Vietnam 2022, was initially set to participate in this year's edition.[34] However, the Saigon Universe Joint Stock Company had lost the Miss Universe franchise back in February 2023, and the license was transferred to the Miss Universe Vietnam Trading Joint Stock Company.[35][36] After the negotiation process between the two companies failed, the latter decided to organize a new contest called Miss Universe Vietnam to choose the new representative of Vietnam at Miss Universe. The winner of the contest was Quỳnh Hoa Bùi.[37][38]

#### Debuts, returns and withdrawals

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This edition marked the debut of Pakistan;[39] and the returns of Denmark, Egypt, Guyana, Hungary, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Mongolia, Norway, and Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe last competed in 2001;[40] Latvia last competed in 2006; Guyana last competed in 2017;[41] Egypt and Mongolia last competed in 2019;[42] meanwhile the others last competed in 2021.[43]

Armenia, Belize, Bhutan, Ghana, Haiti, Seychelles, Turkey, and Uruguay withdrew after their respective organizations failed to appoint a delegate, hold a national competition, or lost their national franchise.[44][45][46][47] Maya Turdalieva was appointed to represent Kyrgyzstan after Diami Almazbekova, the original representative of Kyrgyzstan, decided to withdraw from the competition due to lack of preparation.[48] Turdalieva was then replaced by Akylai Kalberdieva due to undisclosed reasons. However, Kalberdieva also decided to withdraw due to undisclosed reasons, leading to Kyrgyzstan's withdrawal from the competition. Miss Universe China 2023 Jia Qi withdrew due to logistical problems, and will compete at the next edition of Miss Universe.[49][50]

## Results

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Miss Universe 2023 official results

### Placements

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Placement  | Contestant

|

Miss Universe 2023  |

* Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios[51]

1st runner-up  |

* Thailand – Anntonia Porsild[51]

2nd runner-up  |

* Australia – Moraya Wilson[51]

Top 5  |

* Colombia – Camila Avella[52]
* Puerto Rico – Karla Guilfú[52]

Top 10  |

* El Salvador – Isabella García-Manzo[53]
* Peru – Camila Escribens[53]
* Philippines – Michelle Dee §[53]
* Spain – Athenea Pérez[53]
* Venezuela – Diana Silva[53]

Top 20  |

* Cameroon – Issie Princesse[54]
* Chile – Celeste Viel[54]
* India – Shweta Sharda[54]
* Jamaica – Jordanne Levy[54]
* Namibia – Jameela Uiras[54]
* Nepal – Jane Dipika Garrett[54]
* Pakistan – Erica Robin[54]
* Portugal – Marina Machete[54]
* South Africa – Bryoni Govender[54]
* United States – Noelia Voigt[54]

§ – Voted into the Top 20 by viewers

### Special awards

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Award  | Contestant

|

Best National Costume  |

* Philippines – Michelle Dee[55][56][57]

Fan Vote Winner
Spirit of Carnival Award
Miss Congeniality  |

* Spain – Athenea Pérez[58]

#### Voice For Change

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In the run-up to the main pageant, the contestants competed in the Voice For Change competition, where they shared their advocacies in the course of a three-minute video.[59] A sponsored segment with jewelry brand Mouawad and communication platform CI Talks, the winners of the competition was determined through an online vote and by a selection committee. The ten silver finalists were announced during the preliminary competition, while the three gold winners were announced during the finals.[60]

Placement  | Contestant

|

Gold Winners  |

* Angola – Ana Coimbra[61]
* Philippines – Michelle Dee[55][61]
* Puerto Rico – Karla Guilfú[61]

Silver Finalists  |

* Brazil – Maria Brechane[61]
* Chile – Celeste Viel[61]
* Lebanon – Maya Aboul Hosn[61]
* Singapore – Priyanka Annuncia[61]
* South Africa – Bryoni Govender[61]
* Ukraine – Angelina Usanova[61]
* Zimbabwe – Brooke Bruk-Jackson[61]

## Pageant

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### Format

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The Miss Universe Organization announced several different changes to the format for this edition. The number of semifinalists was increased to twenty—the same number of semifinalists in 2019. The results of the preliminary competition held on 15 November 2023, which consisted of the swimsuit and evening gown competition,[62] and the closed-door interviews, determined the first nineteen semi-finalists selected at-large. Moreover, online voting was used again in this edition, with the voting public determining the twentieth delegate to advance into the semi-finals.[63][64] The twenty semi-finalists competed in the swimsuit competition and were narrowed down to ten afterward. The ten semi-finalists then competed in the evening gown competition in which five delegates were chosen to advance as finalists. The five finalists competed in the interview questions, and were narrowed down to three. The three finalists competed in the final question, after which Miss Universe 2023 and her two runners-up were announced.[65]

### Selection committee

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* Halima Aden – Somali-American model[66]
* Mario Bautista – Mexican singer[66] (only as final telecast judge)
* Giselle Blondet – Puerto Rican actress and television host[66]
* Janelle Commissiong – Miss Universe 1977 from Trinidad and Tobago[66]
* Nadia Ferreira – Paraguayan model, Miss Universe Paraguay 2021 and Miss Universe 2021 first runner-up[67] (only as final telecast judge)
* Avani Gregg – American social media personality[66] (only as final telecast judge)
* Carson Kressley – American actor, designer and television personality[66] (only as final telecast judge)
* Connie Mariano – Filipino-American physician[66]
* Iris Mittenaere – Miss Universe 2016 from France[66]
* Sweta Patel – Vice President of Growth Marketing and Merchandising at Roku[66] (only as final telecast judge)
* Denise White – American businesswoman and Miss Oregon USA 1994[66]

## Contestants

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Eighty-four contestants competed for the title.[68][69]

Country/Territory | Contestant | Age[a] | Hometown

|
|
|

Albania | Endi Demneri[70] | 25 | Tirana
Angola | Ana Coimbra[71] | 23 | Benguela
Argentina | Yamile Dajud[72] | 27 | Buenos Aires
Aruba | Karol Croes[73] | 27 | Oranjestad
Australia | Moraya Wilson[74] | 22 | Melbourne
Bahamas | Melissa Ingraham[75] | 26 | Long Island
Bahrain | Lujane Yacoub[76] | 19 | Hamala
Belgium | Emilie Vansteenkiste[77] | 22 | Elewijt
Bolivia | Estefany Rivero[78] | 26 | Trinidad
Brazil | Maria Brechane[79] | 19 | Rio Grande
British Virgin Islands | Ashellica Fahie[80] | 28 | Tortola
Bulgaria | Yuliia Pavlikova[81] | 30 | Kerch
Cambodia | Sotima John[82] | 23 | Kampong Cham
Cameroon | Issie Princesse[83] | 22 | Littoral Region
Canada | Madison Kvaltin[84] | 25 | Greater Sudbury
Cayman Islands | Ileann Powery[85] | 26 | West Bay
Chile | Celeste Viel[86] | 24 | Santiago
Colombia | Camila Avella[87] | 28 | Yopal
Costa Rica | Lisbeth Valverde[88] | 28 | Uvita
Croatia | Andrea Erjavec[89] | 23 | Perušić
Curaçao | Kim Rossen[90] | 26 | Willemstad
Czech Republic | Vanesa Švédová[91] | 20 | Přerov
Denmark | Nikoline Hansen[92] | 21 | Valby
Dominican Republic | Mariana Downing[93] | 27 | Cotuí
Ecuador | Delary Stoffers[94] | 23 | Guayaquil
Egypt | Mohra Tantawy[95] | 22 | Cairo
El Salvador | Isabella García-Manzo[96] | 20 | San Salvador
Equatorial Guinea | Diana Hinestrosa[97] | 25 | Corisco
Finland | Paula Joukanen[98] | 22 | Helsinki
France | Diane Leyre[99] | 26 | Paris
Germany | Helena Bleicher[100] | 24 | Ravensburg
Great Britain | Jessica Page[101] | 28 | Liverpool
Greece | Marielia Zaloumi[102] | 20 | Athens
Guatemala | Michelle Cohn[28] | 28 | Guatemala City
Guyana | Lisa Narine[103] | 26 | Pomeroon-Supenaam
Honduras | Zuheilyn Clemente[104] | 23 | Tegucigalpa
Hungary | Tünde Blága[105] | 27 | Hidegség
Iceland | Lilja Pétursdóttir[106] | 19 | Reykjavík
India | Shweta Sharda[107] | 23 | Chandigarh
Indonesia | Fabiënne Groeneveld[108] | 23 | Jakarta
Ireland | Aishah Akorede[109] | 24 | Leixlip
Italy | Carmen Panepinto[110] | 24 | Vittoria
Jamaica | Jordanne Levy[111] | 27 | Kingston
Japan | Rio Miyazaki[112] | 20 | Shizuoka
Kazakhstan | Tomiris Zair[113] | 20 | Almaty
Kosovo | Arbesa Rrahmani[114] | 22 | Ferizaj
Laos | Phaimany Lathsabanthao[115] | 28 | Vientiane
Latvia | Kate Alexeeva[68] | 29 | Riga
Lebanon | Maya Aboul Hosn[116] | 25 | Btekhnay
Malaysia | Serena Lee[117] | 26 | Kuala Lumpur
Malta | Ella Portelli[118] | 25 | St. Julian's
Mauritius | Tatiana Beauharnais[119] | 24 | Souillac
Mexico | Melissa Flores[120] | 25 | Venustiano Carranza
Mongolia | Namuunzul Batmagnai[33] | 24 | Ulaanbaatar
Myanmar | Amara Bo[121] | 23 | Mandalay
Namibia | Jameela Uiras[122] | 23 | Windhoek
Nepal | Jane Dipika Garrett[123] | 23 | Kathmandu
Netherlands | Rikkie Kollé[124] | 22 | Breda
Nicaragua | Sheynnis Palacios[125] | 23 | Diriamba
Nigeria | Ugochi Ihezue[126] | 27 | Ideato North
Norway | Julie Tollefsen[127] | 28 | Oslo
Pakistan | Erica Robin[128] | 25 | Karachi
Panama | Natasha Vargas[129] | 26 | Las Tablas
Paraguay | Elicena Andrada[130] | 28 | Tobatí
Peru | Camila Escribens[131] | 25 | Lima
Philippines | Michelle Dee[132] | 28 | Makati
Poland | Angelika Jurkowianiec[133] | 27 | Namysłów
Portugal | Marina Machete[134] | 28 | Palmela
Puerto Rico | Karla Guilfú[135] | 25 | Patillas
Russia | Margarita Golubeva[136] | 22 | Saint Petersburg
Saint Lucia | Earlyca Frederick[137] | 25 | Choiseul
Singapore | Priyanka Annuncia[138] | 26 | Singapore
Slovakia | Kinga Puhová[139] | 23 | Dunajská Streda
South Africa | Bryoni Govender[140] | 27 | Kempton Park
South Korea | So-yun Kim[141] | 28 | South Gyeongsang
Spain | Athenea Pérez[142] | 27 | Murcia
Switzerland | Lorena Santen[143] | 26 | Aargau
Thailand | Anntonia Porsild[144] | 27 | Nakhon Ratchasima
Trinidad and Tobago | Faith Gillezeau[145] | 25 | San Fernando
Ukraine | Angelina Usanova[146] | 26 | Kyiv
United States | Noelia Voigt[147] | 24 | Park City
Venezuela | Diana Silva[148] | 26 | Caracas
Vietnam | Quỳnh Hoa Bùi[149] | 25 | Hanoi
Zimbabwe | Brooke Bruk-Jackson[150] | 21 | Harare

## Notes

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1. ^ Ages at the time of the pageant

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70. ^ "Endi Demneri vajza më e bukur shqiptare; Miss Universe Albania & Kosova dhuron emocione të forta" [Endi Demneri, the most beautiful Albanian girl; Miss Universe Albania & Kosovo gives strong emotions] (in Albanian). Vizion Plus. 2 June 2023. Archived from the original on 8 June 2023. Retrieved 2 June 2023.
71. ^ "Ana Coimbra eleita Miss Angola Universo 2023" [Ana Coimbra elected Miss Angola Universe 2023]. Jornal de Angola (in Portuguese). 23 July 2023. Archived from the original on 24 July 2023. Retrieved 24 July 2023.
72. ^ "Yamile Dajud de Río Negro es la nueva Miss Universo Argentina" [Yamile Dajud from Río Negro is the new Miss Universe Argentina]. Diario La Provincia SJ (in Spanish). 6 August 2023. Archived from the original on 7 August 2023. Retrieved 8 August 2023.
73. ^ "Karol Croes ta nos Miss Universe Aruba 2023" [Karol Croes is Miss Universe Aruba 2023]. 24ora.com (in Spanish). 21 August 2023. Archived from the original on 21 August 2023. Retrieved 21 August 2023.
74. ^ George, Owen (1 September 2023). "Moraya Wilson crowned Miss Universe Australia 2023". Gold Coast Magazine. Archived from the original on 1 September 2023. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
75. ^ "Climate advocate, Melissa Ingraham, crowned Miss Bahamas Universe". Loopnews. 3 July 2023. Archived from the original on 8 July 2023. Retrieved 3 July 2023.
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77. ^ "Emilie Vansteenkiste volgt Chayenne op als miss België" [Emilie Vansteenkiste succeeds Chayenne as Miss Belgium] (in Dutch). Het Nieuwsblad. 11 February 2023. Archived from the original on 12 February 2023. Retrieved 12 February 2023.
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86. ^ "¡Lo logró! Celeste, la hija de Felipe Viel, se quedó con la corona de Miss Universo Chile" [She did it! Celeste, the daughter of Felipe Viel, was left with the crown of Miss Universe Chile]. Teletrece (in Spanish). 14 August 2023. Archived from the original on 15 August 2023. Retrieved 15 August 2023.
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109. ^ ""Thank you so much to my beautiful mother for raising me on her own" - Kildare woman is crowned Miss Universe Ireland". Leinster Leader. 23 September 2023. Archived from the original on 23 September 2023. Retrieved 24 September 2023.
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115. ^ Lapuekou, Chono (24 July 2023). "Phongsaly's Papao Phaimany Gets Crowned Miss Universe Laos 2023". Laotian Times. Archived from the original on 25 July 2023. Retrieved 24 July 2023.
116. ^ "Model Maya Aboul Hosn named Miss Universe Lebanon 2023 2023". Arab News. 28 September 2023. Archived from the original on 18 October 2023. Retrieved 28 September 2023.
117. ^ "Geger Miss Universe Malaysia 2023 'Tiba-tiba' Menang, Ini Respons MUO" [The excitement of Miss Universe Malaysia 2023 'Suddenly' winning, this is MUO's response]. CNN Indonesia (in Indonesian). 31 August 2023. Archived from the original on 4 November 2023. Retrieved 4 November 2023.
118. ^ "Ella Portelli crowned Miss Universe Malta 2023". Times of Malta. 1 July 2023. Archived from the original on 11 July 2023. Retrieved 1 July 2023.
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121. ^ "Beauty from Eastern Myanmar, Amara Bo, wins Miss Universe Myanmar 2023". The Star. 15 September 2023. Archived from the original on 19 September 2023. Retrieved 18 September 2023.
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123. ^ "Breaking All Beauty Pageant Stereotypes, Jane Dipika Garrett Wins Miss Universe Nepal 2023". NeoStuffs. 9 September 2023. Archived from the original on 17 September 2023. Retrieved 9 September 2022.
124. ^ "22-jarige Amsterdamse Rikkie Kolle is Miss Nederland 2023" [Amsterdam transgender Rikkie Kollé (22) wins Miss Netherlands 2023]. De Telegraaf (in Dutch). 8 July 2023. Archived from the original on 23 August 2023. Retrieved 8 July 2023.
125. ^ "Las nuevas reinas latinas camino al certamen Miss Universo 2023" [The new Latin queens on their way to the Miss Universe 2023 pageant]. La Nación (in Spanish). 7 August 2023. Archived from the original on 11 August 2023. Retrieved 8 August 2023.
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