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Krishnah Gravidez, Philippines' Pride, Crowned Miss World Asia 2025

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-06-01 18:27:12
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On June 1, 2025, the Philippines rejoiced once again with exciting news from the international beauty pageant scene. Shortly after the conclusion of the Miss World 2025 finals in Bangkok, Thailand, word spread that the Philippines' Krishnah Marie Gravidez had clinched the "Miss World Asia 2025" title. Although Opal Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand ultimately took home the Miss World 2025 crown, Gravidez's recognition as the representative beauty of the Asian continent elevated the Philippines' standing.

 
An Unexpected Turn and a Brilliant Win

The 72nd Miss World competition, initially slated to be held in Bangkok, Thailand, ultimately took place in Telangana, India. In the awards ceremony, which took place in the early morning of June 1st Philippine time, Krishnah Gravidez unfortunately concluded her journey in the Top 8. Only one contestant from the Miss World Asia and Oceania region could advance to the next round, and that spot was taken by Thailand's Chuangsri, making it seem as though Gravidez had failed to qualify for the finals. However, just a few hours after the Miss World final ceremony ended, an additional continental queen announcement was made, and through this process, Gravidez was awarded the prestigious title of "Miss World Asia." This official off-stage announcement by the pageant organizers came as an unexpected joy and a valuable gift to Filipino fans.

The Miss World Philippines Organization issued a statement on June 1st, full of praise for the 24-year-old Gravidez. "From the very beginning of the 72nd Miss World competition, you showcased the true heart, spirit, and resilience of a Filipina to the world," the statement read. "Your grace, intellect, and unwavering dedication made us all proud. You didn't just compete; you shone." They further added, "Thank you for honorably raising our flag and making history," celebrating Gravidez's remarkable achievement.

 
Krishnah Gravidez: Who Is She?

Krishnah Marie Gravidez, hailing from Baguio City, a resort town in northern Luzon, Philippines, attracted attention with her statuesque 175cm height, exotic looks, and confident demeanor. She gained international stage experience by winning the "Miss International" title at the 2022 Miss Universe Philippines competition. In 2023, she participated in and won the Miss World Philippines competition, earning her the right to represent the Philippines at Miss World 2025.

Throughout the pageant, Gravidez actively participated in various activities, befitting her "Miss World Philippines" title, leaving a deep impression on the judges and fans worldwide. She particularly showcased outstanding abilities in key segments like the "Head-to-Head Challenge" and "Talent Show," placing her among the top contenders. She focused on promoting the rich cultural heritage and resilient spirit of the Philippines to the world. Notably, in her "Beauty with a Purpose" social contribution project, she campaigned for improving educational environments for children in impoverished areas of the Philippines, earning high praise from the judges. Her genuine attitude and spirit of service to others perfectly aligned with the values championed by the Miss World organization.

 
Reaffirming the Philippines' Prominence in Beauty Pageants

Gravidez's winning the Miss World Asia title served as another opportunity to solidify the Philippines' position as a powerhouse in international beauty pageants. Since Megan Young clinched the Miss World crown in 2013, the Philippines has consistently reached the top ranks, demonstrating its formidable presence in beauty competitions. Following Michelle Dee's advancement to the Top 12 in 2019, Gravidez has now been recorded as one of the best-performing contestants from the Philippines in Miss World history. While she didn't secure the second Miss World crown after Megan Young, the honor of being the top beauty of the continent signifies that Gravidez's hard work and talent have been fully recognized.

 
Miss World 2025 Major Award Winners

The 72nd Miss World competition saw 107 contestants from various countries showcasing their charm and competing fiercely. Ultimately, Opal Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand was crowned Miss World 2025, once again demonstrating the strong performance of Asian countries. The list of major award winners is as follows:

Miss World 2025: Opal Suchata Chuangsri (Thailand)
Miss World 2025 First Runner-Up: Haset Dereje Admasu (Ethiopia) - Miss World Africa
Miss World 2025 Second Runner-Up: Maja Klaidaj (Poland) - Miss World Europe
Miss World 2025 Third Runner-Up: Aurelie Joachim (Martinique) - Miss World Caribbean
Miss World Asia: Krishnah Marie Gravidez (Philippines)
Miss World Americas: Jessica Pedrosa (Brazil)
Miss World Oceania: Jasmine Stringer (Australia)

The Miss World 2025 competition was a significant event that went beyond celebrating beauty, offering a glimpse into the strong spirit, social responsibility, and aspirations for world peace held by representatives from various nations. Through her Miss World Asia title, Krishnah Gravidez represents not only the beauty of the Philippines but also that of Asia as a whole, significantly raising expectations for her future endeavors. Her recent win is expected to instill dreams and hope in Filipino youth while greatly contributing to strengthening the Philippines' soft power on the international stage.

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