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Fatima Bosch says Miss Universe win was ‘destined by God’
Fatima Bosch, 25, from Mexico, was crowned the 74th Miss Universe in Thailand, her country's fourth title.
The fashion design student emphasized authenticity to empower women and girls during the Top 5 Q&A.
Bosch's win was marred by claims from judge Omar Harfouch that the results were rigged, which both he and the MUO president deny.
Two judges withdrew from the panel, with replacements including Filipino singer Louie Heredia and former Miss Universe Natalie Glebova.
Miss Universe Thailand's national director clashed with Bosch prior to the coronation, leading to contestant walkouts and canceled events.
Bosch stated her win was destined by God and that what God has destined cannot be stopped by envy or fate.
The Philippines' Ahtisa Manalo finished as third runner-up.
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Resigned Miss Universe judge Omar Harfouch alleged that the pageant results were rigged in favor of Miss Mexico, Fatima Bosch, due to alleged business dealings between Miss Universe owner Raul Rocha and Bosch's father.
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Miss Universe 2025 Fatima Bosch has spoken out against the hate and cyberbullying she has received since winning the pageant.
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Fatima Bosch of Mexico was crowned the 74th Miss Universe, with Ahtisa Manalo of the Philippines securing the third runner-up position.
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Vice Ganda expressed strong disappointment with the results of the Miss Universe 2025 pageant, calling the outcome "unacceptable."
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Jinkee Pacquiao has humorously responded to social media users who noted her resemblance to the newly crowned Miss Universe 2025, Fatima Bosch.
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