Miss Supermodel Philippines 2023 is Shyrla Nuñez


The inaugural edition of the Miss Supermodel Philippines competition was held on Monday, March 6 at the Manila Hotel in Ermita, Manila.

Shyrla Santos Nuñez of Caloocan City edged out 14 other contestants to win the title of Miss Supermodel Philippines 2023. The 25-year-old dentist succeeded last year's titleholder and reigning Miss Supermodel Worldwide 2022 Alexandra Rosales.

Aileen Joyce Santiago of Cabanatuan was named first runner-up while Querubin Gonzalez of Marinduque, Imogene Belles of Manila, and Floriane Lajara of San Pablo, Laguna were announced the second, third, and fourth runners-up, respectively.

The new Miss Supermodel Philippines will now prepare for Miss Supermodel Worldwide 2023 competition and hopefully, achieve a back-to-back win in India this April.

Photos: Miss Supermodel Philippines, Alvin Chua / Shyrla Nuñez / Instagram

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