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NEW YORK—Just thinking about her homecoming already excites her, 2015 Miss Universe Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach confessed, adding that she...
THE host of the Miss Universe 2015 coronation night who announced the wrong winner of the pageant should pay a fine, said the 1969 Miss Universe winner Gloria Diaz on Monday.
This year's edition, under new owners IMG, a New York-based events and talent management company, which bought the 64-year-old beauty pageant from billionaire businessman and Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, proceeded without a hitch until host Steve Harvey announced the names of the winner and first runner-up.
Miss Philippines and the rest of the Top 5 got polarizing, country-based questions that had them all thinking twice about their answers.
Inquirer Lifestyle had a chance to do a casual sit-down interview with Pia Wurtzbach, Ms. Universe 2015 on Monday, on her first working day as Miss Universe in New York. Here is what she says about celebrities tweeting her and meeting them in person.
What’s the secret to being grounded? Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach said it’s all about looking back at her journey...
Wurtzbach recently graced the Creamsilk “Transformations” event at World Trade Center in Pasay City—her first appearance in Manila as Miss Universe. Looking stunning in a figure-hugging red-and-plum dress and big, wavy hair, she launched the Creamsilk campaign which aims to put the spotlight on the modern Filipino woman.
Mary Jean "MJ" Lastimosa, the Philippines’ representative to the 63rd Miss Universe pageant, wowed the public with her elegance and fit figure during the pageant’s preliminary competition in Florida.
Steve Harvey, the host of Miss Universe 2015 who declared the wrong winner, did not attend the rehearsals of the pageant's ending, which included the winners' announcement, a report said.
From heart-stopping gown crisis to ‘confidently beautiful with a heart'--how Pia won the Miss Universe crown
