Manushi Chhillar, India won the coveted crown of Miss World 2017 and made the country proud once again at the International level. Before her, many beauties from India wore the crown of International Beauty Pageants. But not only their beauties helped them to reach this level but they equally need intelligence to won the pageants. So, today here are 10 most honest answers given by the winner and the participants of Miss World Competition.
Let’s Have A Look At The The Answers Of Miss Universe Winners:
Miss Universe 2012
Olivia Culpo
Q: “What is that something you’ve done, that you will never do again?”
A: “First I’d like to start off by saying that every experience, no matter what it is, good or bad, you’ll learn from it. That’s just life, but something I’ve done that I’ve probably regretted would be picking on my siblings’ growing up because you appreciate them so much more when you’re older, you get closer with your family. Everybody fights with their siblings, right?!”
First Runner-Up, 2012
Janine Tugonon (Phillipines)
Q: “As an international ambassador, do you believe that speaking English should be a prerequisite to being Miss Universe? Why or why not?”
A: “or me, being Miss Universe is not just about knowing about how to speak a specific language. It’s being able to influence and inspire other people. So whatever language you have, as long as your heart is to serve and you have a strong mind to… to show to people, then you can be Miss Universe. Thank you.
Miss Universe 2011
Leila Lopes (Angola)
Q: “If you could change one of your physical characteristics, which one would it be and why?”
A: “Thank God! I am very well satisfied with the way God created me, and I wouldn’t change a thing. I consider myself a woman endowed with inner beauty. I have acquired many wonderful principles
from my family, and I plan to follow these through the rest of my life. And now I would like to give all of you a piece of advice: Respect one another.”
Miss Universe Runner-up 2010
Yendi Phillips (Jamaica)
Q: “Some countries still practice the death penalty and she asked if it is acceptable and why?”
A: “Life is a gift, a gift given by only one ultimate creator and that none of us as humans have a right to take a life. And she believes that, we as mere beings of the earth have no right to control what it is and there is only one to control it and that is God.”
Miss Universe 2008
Diana Mendoza (Venezuela )
Q: “Which have it easier in life: men or women?”
A: “God made us to share and have differences, but big differences? I don’t think so. The difference is that men think, they think that the faster way to go to a point is to go straight, and women know that the faster way to go to a point is go the curves and fix every curls”
Miss Universe 2007
Rio Mori (Japan)
Q: “What is the one lesson you learned as a child that still affects your life today?”
A: “I have been dancing since I was a child. I grew up among many students and teachers. I learned to always be happy, patient and positive. That is also what I want to teach to the next generation. Thank you.
Miss Universe 2006
Zuleyka Rivera (Puerto Rico)
Q: “what was your definition of success?”
A: “True satisfaction is when a human being has fulfilled their goals and realized the work they have done. Overcoming obstacles makes you strong and enables you to succeed.
Miss Universe 1999
Mpule Kwelagobe (Botswana)
Q: “If Miss Universe would become pregnant during her reign, could she be allowed to continue as Miss Universe?”
A: “Personally, I think Miss Universe is a symbol of a woman in prone to celibacy her femininity. And I believe that…Thank you (applause)… And I believe that if she got pregnant, you are not supposed to end the title. But, as a woman she should celebrate her femininity. Thank you.”
Miss Universe 1994
Sushmita Sen (India)
Q: “What is the essence of being a woman?”
A: “Just being a woman is God’s gift that all of us must appreciate. The origin of a child is a mother, and is a woman. She shows a man what sharing, caring and loving is all about, that is the essence of a woman.”
Miss Universe 1969
Gloria Diaz (Phillipines)
Q: “In the next day or so, a man will land on the moon. If a man from the moon landed in your hometown, what would you do to entertain him?”
A: “Oh, just the same things I do. I think if he has been on the moon for so long, I think when he comes over he wants to change, I guess.”
Hence, this proves that beauty without brains is nothing.
