MANILA, Philippines – Miss USA R’Bonney Gabriel was crowned Miss Universe 2022 on Sunday, January 15, 2023 (Manila time) at the New Orleans Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
The new Miss Universe is USA! Photo Credit: Miss Universe/Missosology |
Fil-Am Gabriel, 28, bested 83 candidates from around the world.
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During the competition’s Q&A portion, the Top 3 contestants were asked “If you win Miss Universe, how would you work to demonstrate this as an empowering and progressive organization?”.
USA’s top 3 answer!
The 71st #MISSUNIVERSE Competition is airing LIVE on @TheRokuChannel! pic.twitter.com/i7Ol0mPGFc— Miss Universe (@MissUniverse) January 15, 2023
Designer of Dreams, VENEZUELA! What a top 3 answer!
The 71st #MISSUNIVERSE Competition is airing LIVE on @TheRokuChannel! pic.twitter.com/um7LW139sB— Miss Universe (@MissUniverse) January 15, 2023
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC tells us how she would lead as Miss Universe!
The 71st #MISSUNIVERSE Competition is airing LIVE on @TheRokuChannel! pic.twitter.com/3Ph9b4z8rM— Miss Universe (@MissUniverse) January 15, 2023
Meanwhile, Philippine bet Celeste Cortesi earlier ended her Miss Universe 2022 journey after failing to enter the competition’s semi-finals.
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