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New beauty queens were crowned Sunday night at the Bb Pilipinas 2017 pageant, giving fans a glimpse of the women who would be representing the country in different international beauty competitions this year.
If online betting sites were to be believed, the odds may be in Binibining Pilipinas-Universe’s favor, as the prestigious beauty pageant stages its coronation ceremonies on Nov. 26 (Nov. 27 in Manila).
LAS VEGAS—South Africa’s Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, who helps train women in self-defense, won the Miss Universe crown on Sunday (Monday in Manila).
After their visit to the islands on Friday, the Miss Universe beauties will conclude their “holiday tour” of the Philippines in a gala night hosted by the Department of Tourism on Saturday, Dec. 9.
Filipino beauty contestants are known in the international pageant arena for bringing not a few suitcases filled with an enormous amount of clothes, shoes and accessories, and Miss Universe Philippines Rachel Peters shared one of the reasons why this is so.
Senator Grace Poe praised Miss Philippines Rachel Peters and said: “You were a portrait of beauty and perseverance on stage, and gave the pageant your best. With or without the crown, you already have won the hearts of the Filipinos!”
PLDT Home urged netizens later Friday night to help Bb. Pilipinas-Universe 2017 Rachel Peters win in the 66th Miss Universe, whose coronation night will be held at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Sunday, Nov. 26 (morning of Saturday, Nov. 27, in the Philippines).
An entrepreneur was crowned 2017 Miss Universe Philippines at the culmination of the 2017 Binibining Pilipinas pageant's coronation night staged at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City on Sunday night, and ended early morning on Labor Day.
The Philippines’ Rachel Peters may not have won the Miss Universe crown, but her top 10 finish successfully sustained the country’s streak in the global pageant, which started with Venus Raj in 2010. Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters became the second South African woman to bag the crown when she bested 91 other aspirants for the Miss Universe title in ceremonies staged at The Axis Theater of Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas on Nov. 26 (Nov. 27 in Manila) .
Miss Philippines Rachel Peters was not among the four Miss Universe contestants from Asia and the Pacific and Africa...
