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miss universe national costumes - sg costume not among top 25
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That's Michael the Trannie.
Actually, the costumes made the women uglier.
KNN is the pillar and seat attached to the costume considered part of the costume ? KNN
KNN miss laos only can walk side view but very innovative KNN
KNN miss thailand also only can walk side view and face still blocked voted the worst design KNN maybe she should be behind riding the elephant instead KNN
that whole assembly is over 100 lbs. she is strong as a miss universe contestant. desi is the best!
dont expect anything world class from a Malayu designer
Miss Vietnam is like fugged by multiple dicks. Very nice
there's tons of butt fugly women out there and some have mental issues; we need to separate the twits from the twats - and be aware!
more so in sg. more than 69%.there's tons of butt fugly women out there and some have mental issues; we need to separate the twits from the twats - and be aware!
not fair. miss failippines is going to win it all. the most beautiful and balanced by far in all categories. moreover, she's the only one with over 696 votes in fan polling. in fact over 1k votes.
so beautiful! how to compete with her?
Altantis' national costume, kym?
Next year's Miss Singapore universe costume
look at miss mexico also buay tahan. full erection.
confirm liao. miss failippines is miss universe 2018.
Kua tio kui! It's beastly so it should be Beast vs Beast!
'You have made us all proud’: Celebrities, netizens react to Philippines’ Miss Universe 2018 win
BY NICOLE CHANG
17 DEC 2018
Catriona Gray of the Philippines reacts as she is crowned the new Miss Universe 2018 by Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters on Dec 17, 2018 in Bangkok. (Photo: AFP / Lillian SUWANRUMPHA)
SINGAPORE: Filipinos all over the world, politicians and celebrities on Monday (Dec 17) took to social media to express their joy as Miss Philippines Catriona Gray was crowned Miss Universe 2018.
The 24-year-old model, actress and seasoned beauty queen took the title at the Miss Universe pageant in Bangkok, bagging the crown for the Philippines for the fourth time.
READ: Miss Universe 2018: Miss Philippines takes the crown, Miss South Africa is runner-up
READ: 18 Miss Universe national costumes other than Singapore’s that deserve attention
Pia Wurtzbach, a former Philippine Miss Universe winner who took the crown in 2015, praised Gray’s “grace, commitment and fearlessness”, saying she had made her fellow countrymen proud.
“This girl is on fire! You started strong and captured our hearts with your grace, commitment and fearlessness!” she wrote in a post on Instagram. “And that walk ... how could anyone forget that walk? Now, you’ve conquered the Universe! This is just the beginning.
“Congratulations, Miss Universe 2018 @catriona_gray! You have made us all proud! Raise your flag!”
Philippine singer and actress Lea Salonga tweeted: “What wonderful news to wake up to!!! Congratulations, Catriona Gray (Philippines), for winning the Miss Universe crown!!!”
Lea Salonga
✔@MsLeaSalonga
https://twitter.com/MsLeaSalonga/status/1074519516590366720
What wonderful news to wake up to!!! Congratulations, Catriona Gray (Philippines), for winning the Miss Universe crown!!!
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Gray's victory was closely followed in the Philippines, where beauty pageants are hugely popular.
Philippine leaders also expressed their congratulations to the Miss Universe winner.
The office of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said in a statement: "Ms Gray truly made the entire Philippines proud when she sashayed on the global stage and showcased the genuine qualities defining a Filipina beauty: Confidence, grace, intelligence and strength in the face of tough challenges.
"In her success, Miss Philippines has shown to the world that women in our country have the ability to turn dreams into reality through passion, diligence, determination and hard work."
Meanwhile, Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo praised Gray’s decision to highlight her work with the poor, which sent a "much-needed message of hope".
“With the eyes of the world on you, you chose to highlight your work with the poor, and to send a much-needed message of hope to all,” tweeted the vice president. “With those words, you already became a winner in our hearts. Congratulations to my fellow Bicolana, our new Miss Universe, Catriona Gray!”
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Leni Robredo
✔@lenirobredo
https://twitter.com/lenirobredo/status/1074531454913196032
With the eyes of the world on you, you chose to highlight your work with the poor, and to send a much-needed message of hope to all. With those words, you already became a winner in our hearts. Congratulations to my fellow Bicolana, our new Miss Universe, Catriona Gray!
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During the pageant, Gray had highlighted her time working with the poor in the slums of Tondo in Manila as an important lesson.
Said Gray: “I work a lot in the slums of Tondo, Manila and the life there is very - it's poor and it's very sad, and I've always taught myself to look for the beauty in it, to look in the beauty in the faces of the children, and to be grateful. And I would bring this aspect as a Miss Universe to see situations with a silver lining and to assess where I could give something, where I could provide something as a spokesperson.
“If I could teach people also to be grateful, we could have an amazing world where negativity could not grow and foster, and children would have a smile on their face."
Gray's comments, however, drew a mixed reaction, with some criticising her for "romanticising" the issue.
Glyds@superstarglydel
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She romanticized poverty this is a wrong
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“She romanticised poverty, this is wrong,” wrote Twitter user Glyds.
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i’m back to loathing Miss Universe.
poverty is not an aesthetic, there is no silver lining in hunger, in death. we cannot simply choose to opt out of nothingness when systemic barriers guarantee that the poor continue being poor while the rich can excessively accumulate wealth.
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“Poverty is not an aesthetic, there is no silver lining in hunger, in death,” wrote Twitter user mrose. “We cannot simply choose to opt out of nothingness when systemic barriers guarantee that the poor continue being poor while the rich can excessively accumulate wealth.”
Others voiced their support for her answer, praising her willingness to tackle the issue.
kel@kelanocyte
· 7h
It's not all about being positive you know. Positivity can only do so much but it won't protect children from poverty.
kel@kelanocyte
There's nothing beautiful in poverty. But the willingness to end it is what matters. Pretty sure Catriona has done more than most of us here lol. And we have a winner in her.
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“There's nothing beautiful in poverty. But the willingness to end it is what matters,” said Twitter user kel. “Pretty sure Catriona has done more than most of us here lol. And we have a winner in her.”
Said another Twitter user Lene Harmonizer: “That was like the most perfect answer. She wasn't trying to impress people. She just said what's in her heart.”
Miss Universe
✔@MissUniverse
· 7h
Top 3 Final Word: Miss Universe Philippines#MissUniverse LIVE on @FOXtv.
Lene Harmonizer@loloscamzie
That was like the most perfect answer. She wasn't trying to impress people. She just said what's in her heart.
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Miss South Africa, 24-year-old Tamaryn Green, was the first runner-up, followed by Miss Venezuela, 19-year-old Sthefany Gutiérrez.
BY NICOLE CHANG
17 DEC 2018
Catriona Gray of the Philippines reacts as she is crowned the new Miss Universe 2018 by Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters on Dec 17, 2018 in Bangkok. (Photo: AFP / Lillian SUWANRUMPHA)
SINGAPORE: Filipinos all over the world, politicians and celebrities on Monday (Dec 17) took to social media to express their joy as Miss Philippines Catriona Gray was crowned Miss Universe 2018.
The 24-year-old model, actress and seasoned beauty queen took the title at the Miss Universe pageant in Bangkok, bagging the crown for the Philippines for the fourth time.
READ: Miss Universe 2018: Miss Philippines takes the crown, Miss South Africa is runner-up
READ: 18 Miss Universe national costumes other than Singapore’s that deserve attention
Pia Wurtzbach, a former Philippine Miss Universe winner who took the crown in 2015, praised Gray’s “grace, commitment and fearlessness”, saying she had made her fellow countrymen proud.
“This girl is on fire! You started strong and captured our hearts with your grace, commitment and fearlessness!” she wrote in a post on Instagram. “And that walk ... how could anyone forget that walk? Now, you’ve conquered the Universe! This is just the beginning.
“Congratulations, Miss Universe 2018 @catriona_gray! You have made us all proud! Raise your flag!”
Philippine singer and actress Lea Salonga tweeted: “What wonderful news to wake up to!!! Congratulations, Catriona Gray (Philippines), for winning the Miss Universe crown!!!”
Lea Salonga
✔@MsLeaSalonga
https://twitter.com/MsLeaSalonga/status/1074519516590366720
What wonderful news to wake up to!!! Congratulations, Catriona Gray (Philippines), for winning the Miss Universe crown!!!
6,496
12:19 PM - Dec 17, 2018
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796 people are talking about this
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Gray's victory was closely followed in the Philippines, where beauty pageants are hugely popular.
Philippine leaders also expressed their congratulations to the Miss Universe winner.
The office of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said in a statement: "Ms Gray truly made the entire Philippines proud when she sashayed on the global stage and showcased the genuine qualities defining a Filipina beauty: Confidence, grace, intelligence and strength in the face of tough challenges.
"In her success, Miss Philippines has shown to the world that women in our country have the ability to turn dreams into reality through passion, diligence, determination and hard work."
Meanwhile, Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo praised Gray’s decision to highlight her work with the poor, which sent a "much-needed message of hope".
“With the eyes of the world on you, you chose to highlight your work with the poor, and to send a much-needed message of hope to all,” tweeted the vice president. “With those words, you already became a winner in our hearts. Congratulations to my fellow Bicolana, our new Miss Universe, Catriona Gray!”
View image on Twitter
Leni Robredo
✔@lenirobredo
https://twitter.com/lenirobredo/status/1074531454913196032
With the eyes of the world on you, you chose to highlight your work with the poor, and to send a much-needed message of hope to all. With those words, you already became a winner in our hearts. Congratulations to my fellow Bicolana, our new Miss Universe, Catriona Gray!
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1:07 PM - Dec 17, 2018
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During the pageant, Gray had highlighted her time working with the poor in the slums of Tondo in Manila as an important lesson.
Said Gray: “I work a lot in the slums of Tondo, Manila and the life there is very - it's poor and it's very sad, and I've always taught myself to look for the beauty in it, to look in the beauty in the faces of the children, and to be grateful. And I would bring this aspect as a Miss Universe to see situations with a silver lining and to assess where I could give something, where I could provide something as a spokesperson.
“If I could teach people also to be grateful, we could have an amazing world where negativity could not grow and foster, and children would have a smile on their face."
Gray's comments, however, drew a mixed reaction, with some criticising her for "romanticising" the issue.
Glyds@superstarglydel
https://twitter.com/superstarglydel/status/1074494326326071296
She romanticized poverty this is a wrong
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10:39 AM - Dec 17, 2018
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“She romanticised poverty, this is wrong,” wrote Twitter user Glyds.
mrose. #FreeMabinay6 #FreeMylesAlbasin@ampoonmrose
https://twitter.com/ampoonmrose/status/1074495756218724353
i’m back to loathing Miss Universe.
poverty is not an aesthetic, there is no silver lining in hunger, in death. we cannot simply choose to opt out of nothingness when systemic barriers guarantee that the poor continue being poor while the rich can excessively accumulate wealth.
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10:45 AM - Dec 17, 2018
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“Poverty is not an aesthetic, there is no silver lining in hunger, in death,” wrote Twitter user mrose. “We cannot simply choose to opt out of nothingness when systemic barriers guarantee that the poor continue being poor while the rich can excessively accumulate wealth.”
Others voiced their support for her answer, praising her willingness to tackle the issue.
kel@kelanocyte
· 7h
It's not all about being positive you know. Positivity can only do so much but it won't protect children from poverty.
kel@kelanocyte
There's nothing beautiful in poverty. But the willingness to end it is what matters. Pretty sure Catriona has done more than most of us here lol. And we have a winner in her.
1,011
10:49 AM - Dec 17, 2018
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“There's nothing beautiful in poverty. But the willingness to end it is what matters,” said Twitter user kel. “Pretty sure Catriona has done more than most of us here lol. And we have a winner in her.”
Said another Twitter user Lene Harmonizer: “That was like the most perfect answer. She wasn't trying to impress people. She just said what's in her heart.”
Miss Universe
✔@MissUniverse
· 7h
Top 3 Final Word: Miss Universe Philippines#MissUniverse LIVE on @FOXtv.
Lene Harmonizer@loloscamzie
That was like the most perfect answer. She wasn't trying to impress people. She just said what's in her heart.
https://twitter.com/intent/like?tweet_id=1074524749848489984
12:40 PM - Dec 17, 2018
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Miss South Africa, 24-year-old Tamaryn Green, was the first runner-up, followed by Miss Venezuela, 19-year-old Sthefany Gutiérrez.
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