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Charlotte Lucille Chia beat 14 other finalists to win Miss Universe Singapore 2024 on Sunday, September 22 at The Clifford Pier at The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore. The 26-year-old public relations account executive will now prepare to represent Singapore at the Miss Universe 2024 pageant in Mexico this November. Adelene Stanley and Olivia Dewi Cinta Higgins were named the first and second runners-up, respectively. This year's Miss Universe Singapore pageant was held under the directorship of former Miss Universe Malaysia Elaine Daly. Recently crowned Miss Universe Malaysia 2024 Sandra Lim and Miss Universe Indonesia 2024 Clara Shafira Krebs were special guests at the event. No stranger to pageantry, the new Miss Universe Singapore is a former Miss Singapore International titleholder who competed in Miss International 2019 in Tokyo, Japan. Last year, she went to Antalya, Turkey to participate in the Global Model of the World 2023 competition and took home the international title.

Priyanka Annuncia was crowned Miss Universe Singapore 2023 in an Amber Lounge event held on Saturday, September 16 at Millenia Walk, Singapore. The 26-year-old entrepreneur and personal trainer who just recently completed a double major in law and criminology will now prepare to represent Singapore at Miss Universe 2023 in El Salvador this November. Seven beauties were selected to take part in this year's national final of Miss Universe Singapore which was organized for the first time by the new license holder, the Pink Tank Events. Nikita Carter was named first runner-up while Radhika Chandhok bagged the Best in Swim Shoot award. The rest of the finalists were Danielle Jamie Raj, Juhi Nars, Fyn Foo, and Jaime Ashley. No stranger to pageantry, the new Miss Universe Singapore who also participated in last year's competition is a former Miss Supranational Singapore titleholder and contestant at Miss Supranational 2018 in Poland. Priyanka is an advocate against crime and human tra

A total of seven confidently beautiful and empowered women have been selected to compete for the title of Miss Universe Singapore 2023. This year's national final to be held this September will be the first edition under the new license holders, Pink Tank Events — the same owners of Miss Universe New Zealand and Miss Universe Australia. The next Miss Universe Singapore will represent the Southeast Asian island country at the 72nd Miss Universe (Miss Universe 2023) in El Salvador this November. Who will take home the crown? Meet the Top 7 finalists: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miss Universe Singapore (@missuniversesingapore.official) Danielle Jamie Raj Priyanka Annuncia Nikita Carter Juhi Nars Fyn Foo Jaime Ashley Radhika Chandhok Photos: Miss Universe Singapore / Instagram

Carissa Yap bested nine other finalists to be crowned Miss Universe Singapore 2022 in a national competition held on Monday, October 17 at the Alcove at Caldwell House. The 22-year-old business student at the National University of Singapore succeeds last year's winner and Miss Universe semi-finalist Nandita Banna. She will now prepare to represent Singapore at the 71st Miss Universe pageant in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA this January. Yvonne Sashirekha, 27, and Denissia Li Xia Delangle, 21, were announced as the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Olivia Higgins, 27, and Sara Yong, 25, rounded out the Top 5. The rest of the Top 10 finalists were Amira Yunos, Andrea Dias, Delvina Katerina Luther, Priyanka Annuncia, and Shien Tan. Singapore fashion and couture designer Frederick Lee, COO of EQ World Pte Ltd and Miss Universe Singapore 1987 Marion Nicole Teo, actress and Miss Universe Singapore 2013 Shi Lim, fashion and commercial photographer Jeff Chang, and Paradox Sin

Singapore's representative to the prestigious 71st Miss Universe pageant in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA this January will be elected tonight. A total of 10 finalists will be vying for the title of Miss Universe Singapore 2022 and one of them will succeed Nandita Banna, last year's winner and the country's first Miss Universe semi-finalist in 34 years. Hosted by model and actor Erwin Dawson, the national competition will be held at the Alcove at Caldwell House. Don't miss the live streaming on the official YouTube channel of Empire Philippines from 7 p.m. local time. Who will be the next Miss Universe Singapore? These are the women competing for the national title: Amira Yunos - a graduate with a bachelor's degree in communication studies. Andrea Dias - a hospitality student. Carissa Yap - a business student at the National University of Singapore. Denissia Li Xia Delangle - currently pursuing a degree in social science (sociology). Delvina Katerina Luther - a biomed

Filipino-Chinese Charmaine Maurice Fallaria Ng was crowned Miss Earth Singapore 2022 in a glittering competition that took place last night at the One Farrer Hotel. The 23-year-old registered nurse bested 13 other finalists to win the national title. She will now prepare to represent Singapore at Miss Earth 2022 in the Philippines this November. Priscilla Pang Xin Pei was named Miss Earth Singapore Air, while Alethea Yee, Anna Yang, and Xue Jing Pang clinched the titles Miss Earth Singapore Water, Fire, and Ecotourism, respectively. Last year's titleholder Ruth Isabelle d'Almeida relinquished her reign at the end of the event. She was also joined by her sister queens Charlotte Victoria Tay and Ellen Wong, and predecessors Gerlyn Cheah and Christina Cai. The annual Miss Earth Singapore pageant is organized by Singapore-based CT Hansen International with highly regarded entrepreneur Cheryl Hansen as managing director. Singapore has yet to win the Miss Earth pageant. The country&#

Miss Earth Singapore 2022 final competition will be held tonight at the Grand Ballroom of One Farrer Hotel, Singapore. This year's pageant themed "Futurism: Shaping the Earth of Tomorrow" will be broadcast live on the official Miss Earth Singapore Facebook and Instagram page from 7:30 to 10 p.m. local time. A total of 14 finalists will be vying for the national title and the opportunity to represent Singapore at Miss Earth 2022 in the Philippines this November. Last year's titleholder Ruth d'Almeida will crown her successor at the end of the event. Who will be Miss Earth Singapore 2022?  Here are this year's finalists: Pearline Pang Xin Shuen - 21, business administration and economics student Crystal Mendoza Tan - 21, fashion apparel and production design student Nicky Dissanayake - 19, digital marketing student Charmaine Ng - 23, registered nurse Alethea Yee - 18, communication design student Nurul Zulriah Zan - 22, digital communication and integrated

Ten finalists will be vying for the title of Miss Universe Singapore 2022 and have the opportunity to represent Singapore at Miss Universe 2022 later this year. The winner will also be able to wear the only lab-grown diamond crown designed and made in Singapore and take home prizes including a lab-grown diamond jewelry set worth $25,000. Miss Universe Singapore organization headed by former titleholder Valerie Lim has yet to announce the final date for this year's national competition. Last year's winner, Nandita Banna, made history after placing in the Top 16 during Miss Universe 2021. She was the first Singapore representative to reach the semi-finals at Miss Universe in 34 years. Meet this year's Top 10 finalists: Amira Yunos - Amira just graduated with a bachelor's degree in communication studies, and is currently interning. In 2018, this amateur poet won the High Distinction Award for the "Love @ the Gallery 2" poetry competition. Andrea Dias - As a stude

Khailing Ho was crowned Miss World Singapore 2021 in a national final held on Saturday, October 9. The 18-year-old beauty bested nine other finalists to win her title. She succeeded Sheen Cher and will now prepare to represent Singapore at the 70th Miss World pageant in San Juan, Puerto Rico this December. Tatiana and Niveda Jayashankar were named the first and second princesses, respectively. It was the first time Miss World Singapore events were held virtually, but thanks to the new online TV platform Hyperlive.tv, the show received tremendous support from pageant fans from the region. The audience had the opportunity to vote by sending virtual gifts to their favorite contestants. During earlier fast track rounds, the online audience was able to interact with the contestants and pose questions during their Head To Head Challenge. The new Miss World Singapore is a strong advocate for mental health and the way she is promoting her cause is truly admirable. Photos: Miss World Singapore