Miss Universe 2025 winner Fatima Bosch officially stepped into her new role after being crowned when the pageant took place in Thailand. Representing Mexico, she captured the attention of millions of viewers worldwide as she stood out among the 120 delegates to claim this year’s title.

“I stand in full solidarity with Fátima Bosch, Vi [c]toria Kjær Theilvig, and all of the incredible women who walked out yesterday in protest of the unacceptable treatment that occurred at the Miss Universe 2025 Orientation in Thailand,” she wrote on Instagram on November 5.

Omar Harfouch has waged allegations against the Miss Universe Organization after he publicly dropped out of the selection committee earlier this week. Now, the resigned judge claims he correctly predicted that Mexico's Fátima Bosch would win the pageant 24 hours before she was crowned.

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