Miss World 2021

Miss World 2021
Karolina Bielawska, Miss World 2021
Date	16 March 2022[a]
Presenters	Peter Andre Fernando Allende
Venue	Coca-Cola Music Hall, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Broadcaster	Reelz London Live Univision [1]
Entrants	97
Placements	40
Debuts	Iraq Somalia
Withdrawals	Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Australia Bangladesh Barbados Belarus British Virgin Islands Croatia Cook Islands Denmark Ethiopia Georgia Greece Guatemala Guyana Hong Kong Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Laos Montenegro Myanmar New Zealand Russia Samoa Sierra Leone South Sudan Thailand US Virgin Islands
Returns	Belize Cameroon Côte d'Ivoire Estonia Guinea Madagascar Namibia Norway Saint Lucia Serbia Sint Maarten Uruguay
Winner	Karolina Bielawska Poland
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Miss World 2021 was the 70th edition of the Miss World pageant, held at the Coca-Cola Music Hall in San Juan, Puerto Rico on 16 March 2022. The coronation was originally scheduled to be held on 16 December 2021 at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum. However, the pageant was rescheduled to 16 March 2022 due to the COVID-19 outbreak in Puerto Rico.^[2][3]

At the end of the event, Karolina Bielawska of Poland was crowned as Miss World 2021 by Toni-Ann Singh of Jamaica.^[4][5][6] It is the second victory of Poland in the history of the pageant.^[7][8]

Contestants from ninety-seven countries and territories competed in this year's pageant, featuring the smallest number of candidates at the pageant since 2003. The pageant was hosted by Peter Andre and Fernando Allende.^[9] Don Omar,^[10] Gente de Zona, Víctor Manuelle, Pedro Capó, and the Puerto Rico Philharmonic Orchestra (Filarmónica de Puerto Rico) conducted by Angel Velez with guest conductor Mike Dixon performed in this year's pageant.^[11][12][13]

Background

Location and date

The edition was initially set at the end of 2020 but was postponed indefinitely due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.^[14][15] On 29 July 2020, the Miss World Organization announced that the 70th Miss World will take place at the end of 2021.^[16]

On 8 March 2021, the Miss World Organization confirmed that the competition will take place at the Coca-Cola Music Hall in San Juan, Puerto Rico on 16 December 2021.^[17][18][19] However, due to high demands of tickets for the final competition, the Organization announced on 2 September that the competition would be relocated to the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, the largest indoor venue in Puerto Rico.^[20]

The threat of the Omicron variant had already detected in some parts of the world during the pre-pageant activities, as the disease started to ravage and swept across the island. On 14 December Miss World Indonesia Pricilia Carla Yules tested positive for COVID-19.^[21][22] As a precaution, her roommate Miss World India Manasa Varanasi and five others were classified as suspected cases.^[23][24] Miss World Organization chairwoman Julia Morley confirmed that the delegates are currently isolated and in quarantine and that they will not be on stage for the final show if they do not produce a negative PCR test.^[25][26] On 15 December, Puerto Rico Department of Health confirmed that 17 positive cases for COVID-19 related to the Miss World pageant activities, includes contestants and technical personnel.^[27][28][29]

An official statement stating that Miss World Malaysia Lavanya Sivaji tested positive for COVID-19 by her national director via Miss World Malaysia Instagram on 16 December 2021.^[30][31][32] She was required to be isolated for 10 days and will not be permitted on the stage during the finals as part of Puerto Rico Department of Health and Miss World guidelines.^[33] The finale, originally slated 16 December, was later postponed and will be held on an unspecified date but within 90 days in Puerto Rico.^[34] On 16 December, epidemiologist Melissa Marzán confirmed that 15 staff and 23 contestants were positive cases associated with Miss World during the Puerto Rico Department of Health press conference.^[35] She added that pageant organizers decided to postpone, not the island's authorities.^[36]

On December 22, the Miss World Organization announced via the Miss World social media accounts that the rescheduled 70th Miss World pageant would take place on 16 March 2022 and would be held at Puerto Rico's Coca-Cola Music Hall instead of the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum.^[37] Only the 40 semifinalists had returned to Puerto Rico from 9 to 11 March 2022 for the rescheduled event.^[38][39]

Selection of participants

Contestants from ninety-seven countries and territories were selected to compete in the competition. Due to the pandemic, numerous national pageants were postponed or canceled entirely, resulting in multiple former runners-up from previous national pageants being appointed, or casting processes taking place instead. Eight of these delegates were designees after the original contestant withdrew or elapsed her reign.

Replacements

Andrea Montero, Miss World Costa Rica 2020, was expected to represent Costa Rica at Miss World.^[40] However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Montero elapsed her reign as Miss World Costa Rica, making her no longer eligible to compete. Due to this, Tamara Dal Maso was appointed as Miss World Costa Rica 2021.^[41] The same happened with Miss World America 2020 Alissa Anderegg,^[42] where she was replaced by Miss World America 2021 Shree Saini, a semi-finalist at Miss World America 2020,^[43][44] Miss World Japan 2020 Maria Kaneya, where she was replaced by Miss World Japan 2021 Tamaki Koshi,^[45] Miss Rwanda 2020 Nishimwe Naomie Mäckenzie,^[46] where she was replaced by Miss Rwanda 2021 Grace Ingabire,^[47] and Miss Senegal 2020 Ndeye Fatima Dione,^[48] where she was replaced by Miss Senegal 2021 Penda Sy.^[49]

Amela Agastra was appointed as the representative of Albania after Joanna Kiose, Miss World Albania 2021, withdrew due to undisclosed reasons.^[50] Lizzy Dobbe, the first runner-up of Miss World Netherlands 2020-2021, was appointed to represent the Netherlands since Dilay Willemstein, Miss World Netherlands 2020-2021, doesn't want to take the vaccine against COVID-19.^[51][52][53] Juliana Rugumisa was appointed as the representative of Tanzania after Miss Tanzania 2020/2021 Rose David Manfere breached her contract with Miss Tanzania.^[54]

Debuts, returns, and withdrawals

The 2021 edition saw the debuts of Iraq and Somalia,^[55][56] and the returns of Belize, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Estonia, Guinea, Madagascar, Namibia, Norway, Saint Lucia, Serbia, Sint Maarten, and Uruguay. Sint Maarten last competed in 2001, Estonia last competed in 2007, Namibia last competed in 2015, Saint Lucia last competed in 2016, Cote D'Iviore, Guinea and Uruguay last competed in 2017, while the others last competed in 2018. Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Australia, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, British Virgin Islands, Croatia, Cook Islands, Denmark, Ethiopia, Georgia, Greece, Guatemala, Guyana, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Montenegro, Myanmar, New Zealand, Russia, Samoa, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Thailand, and the US Virgin Islands withdrew. Both Darya Goncharevich of Belarus and Natalija Labovic of Montenegro withdrew due to health concerns.^[57] Star Hellas 2021 Anna Pavlidou of Greece withdrew after not getting the second dose for the COVID-19 vaccine.^[58] Michelle Calderon of Guatemala, Nazerke Karmanova of Kazakhstan, and Adesha Penn of the US Virgin Islands withdrew due to undisclosed reasons.^[59][60][61]

Participation of Miss Sint Maarten

On 15 December, the government of Sint Maarten officially denounced the participation of Lara Mateo at Miss World 2021 as Dutch territory representative.^[62][63] The current franchise holder of the Miss and Mr World license for Sint Maarten did not select Lara Mateo for her participation; they are currently under investigation by the government.^[64][62] Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs said the government discovered that Lara Mateo was wrong registered by Guadeloupe's franchise holder to represent Sint Maarten.^[65][66] The local government issued an official letter stating that they did not endorse Lara Mateo to Miss World.^[65] She added that Collectivity of Saint Martin, neither their Tourism Department nor the Culture Department, did not know or acknowledge the candidate and reassured that their winners would solely compete at Miss France.^[65]

Incidents before the pageant

On 28 February 2022, Del Valle took to Instagram to announce she would no longer be hosting the pageant's 70th edition, claiming "It is contrary to my ethics and moral principles to continue working with an organization that has acted in a defamatory, frivolous and unfair manner; solely for the purpose of causing harm."^[67][68] Puerto Rico with a Purpose's lawsuit against Del Valle and Del Valle's countersuit are still active.^[69]

Results

Placements

Placement	Contestant
Miss World 2021	Poland – Karolina Bielawska[70]
1st runner-up	United States – Shree Saini[70]
2nd runner-up	Côte d'Ivoire – Olivia Yacé[70]
Top 6	Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules[71]  Mexico – Karolina Vidales[71]  Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch[71]
Top 13	Colombia – Andrea Aguilera[72]  Czech Republic – Karolína Kopíncová[72]  France – April Benayoum[72]  India – Manasa Varanasi[72]  Philippines – Tracy Perez[72]  Somalia – Khadija Omar[72]  Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà[72] §
Top 40	Argentina – Amira Hidalgo[73]  Bahamas – Sienna Evans[74]  Botswana – Palesa Mofele[75]  Brazil – Caroline Teixeira[76]  Cameroon – Audrey Monkam[76]  Canada – Svetlana Mamaeva[76]  Chile – Carol Drpic[76]  China – Jiang Siqi[76]  Dominican Republic – Emmy Peña[76]  Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco[77]  England – Rehema Muthamia[76]  Guinea – Nene Bah[76]  Hungary – Lili Tótpeti[76]  Iceland – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir[78]  Ireland – Pamela Uba[79]  Kenya – Sharon Obara[76]  Madagascar – Nellie Anjaratiana[76]  Malaysia – Lavanya Sivaji[76]  Mongolia – Burte-Ujin Anu[76]    Nepal – Namrata Shrestha[76]  Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios[76]  Paraguay – Bethania Borba[76]  Puerto Rico – Aryam Díaz[76]  South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida[76]  Sri Lanka – Sadé Greenwood[76]  Trinidad and Tobago – Jeanine Brandt[76]  Venezuela – Alejandra Conde[76]

§ – Digital Media Challenge winner

Continental Queens of Beauty

Continental Group	Contestant
Africa	Cote D'Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Americas	United States – Shree Saini
Asia-Pacific	Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules[80][81]
Caribbean	Dominican Republic – Emmy Peña[82]
Europe	Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch[83][84]

Challenge Events

Head-to-Head Challenge

The contestants were officially assigned to their grouping via Miss World YouTube Channel on 24 November 2021. The winner of each group will compete at the head-to-head final in the Capitol of Puerto Rico on 9 December.^[85][86] The eight semi-finalists who won at the second round will automatically be part of the Top 40.^[87][88]

Round 1

•   Advanced to Round 2 of the Head-to-Head Challenge.
•   Advanced to Round 2 of the Head-to-Head Challenge, but advanced to the Top 40 via judges' choice or a challenge event other than Head-to-Head Challenge.
•   Advanced to the Top 40 via a challenge event other than Head-to-Head Challenge.
•   Advanced to the Top 40 via judges' choice.

Group	Country 1	Country 2	Country 3	Country 4	Country 5	Country 6
1	Bahamas[89]	Malaysia[89]	Nepal[89]	Peru[89]	Portugal[89]	United States[89]
2	Albania[90]	El Salvador[90]	England[90]	Indonesia[90]	Mauritius[90]	South Africa[90]
3	Dominican Republic[89]	Namibia[89]	Paraguay[89]	Singapore[89]	Slovakia[89]	Uruguay[89]
4	Cayman Islands[89]	Honduras[89]	Poland[89]	Scotland[89]	Serbia[89]	Sri Lanka[89]
5	Angola[91]	Bolivia[91]	Japan[91]	Sweden[91]	Ukraine[91]	Venezuela[91]
6	Belize[89]	Guadeloupe[89]	Kenya[92]	Norway[93]	Trinidad & Tobago[93]	Turkey[93]
7	Argentina[94]	Czech Republic[94]	Equatorial Guinea[94]	Jamaica[89]	Mongolia[94]	Netherlands[94]
8	Botswana[95]	Estonia	Iceland	Italy	Saint Lucia	Tunisia
9	Bosnia & Herzegovina[96]	Brazil[96]	Bulgaria[96]	Moldova[96]	Vietnam[96]	Wales[96]
10	Cameroon[97]	Chile[97]	Ecuador[97]	Luxembourg[97]	Madagascar[97]	Northern Ireland[97]
11	France[98]	Gibraltar[99]	Macau[99]	Philippines[100]	Puerto Rico[99]	Slovenia[99]
12	South Korea[101]	Malta[102]	Mexico[102]	Nigeria[102]	Panama[102]	Spain[102]
13	Belgium[103]	Colombia[104]	Curaçao[104]	Finland[104]	Ireland[104]	Rwanda[104]
14	Canada[105]	Costa Rica[105]	Cote d'Ivoire[105]	Guinea[105]	Hungary[105]	India[105]
15	Armenia[106]	China[106]	Guinea-Bissau[106]	Iraq[106]	Nicaragua[106]	Somalia[106]
16	Cambodia[107]	Ghana[108]	Haiti[108]	Senegal[108]	Sint Maarten[108]	Uganda[108]

• Note:  Tanzania wasn't assigned to any group for the Head-to-Head challenge.

Round 2

•   Advanced to the Top 40 via the Head-to-Head challenge.

Group	Country 1	Country 2
1	Nepal[87]	Indonesia
2	Paraguay[109]	Cayman Islands
3	Venezuela[110]	Trinidad & Tobago
4	Mongolia	Botswana[111]
5	Vietnam[112]	Cameroon
6	Philippines[87]	Mexico[113]
7	Colombia	Cote d'Ivoire[114]
8	Nicaragua[87]	Haiti

Talent

The finals of the Talent competition was held on 4 December 2021, and the winner was officially announced via the Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021.^[115] The candidate who won the challenge will be included in the Top 40 and will compete at the finale on 16 March 2022.^[116] Burte-Ujin Anu of Mongolia won the challenge.^[117]

•   Advanced to the Top 40 via the Talent challenge.

Placement	Contestant
Winner	Mongolia – Burte-Ujin Anu[117]
1st runner-up	Norway – Amine Storrød[118]
2nd runner-up	Japan – Tamaki Hoshi
3rd runner-up	Chile – Carol Drpic
4th runner-up	Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch
Top 27	Albania – Amela Agastra  Botswana – Palesa Molefe[119]  Bulgaria – Eva Dobreva  Cote d'Ivoire – Olivia Yacé  Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco[120]  England – Rehema Muthamia  Gibraltar – Janice Sampere  India – Manasa Varanasi  Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules  Ireland – Pamela Uba  Jamaica – Khalia Hall  Kenya – Sharon Obara[92]  Mauritius – Angélique Sanson[121]  Scotland – Claudia Todd  Singapore – Khai Ling Ho  Slovenia – Maja Čolić  South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida  South Korea – Tara Hong  Tunisia – Amani Layouni  United States – Shree Saini  Uruguay – Valentina Camejo  Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà[122]

Top Model

The finals of the Top Model competition was held at the T-Mobile Distrito on 6 December 2021, and the winner was officially announced via the Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021.^[115][123] The candidate who won the challenge will be included in the Top 40 and will compete at the finale on 16 March 2022.^[116][124] Olivia Yacé of Cote D'Ivoire won the challenge.^[117][125]

•   Advanced to the Top 40 via the Top Model challenge.

Placement	Contestant
Winner	Cote D'Ivoire – Olivia Yacé[126]
1st runner-up	Cameroon – Audrey Monkam[127]
2nd runner-up	Puerto Rico – Aryam Díaz[127]
Top 13	Bahamas – Sienna Evans[127]  Czech Republic – Karolína Kopíncová[127]  Dominican Republic – Emmy Pena[128]  France – April Benayoum[129]  Kenya – Sharon Obara[92]  Mexico – Karolina Vidales[127]  Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios[127]  Poland – Karolina Bielawska[127]  Venezuela – Alejandra Conde[127]  Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà[130]

Best Designer Dress

Placement	Contestant
Winner	South Korea – Tara Hong[117]
1st runner-up	Cote D'Ivoire – Olivia Yacé[117]
2nd runner-up	Iraq – Maria Farhad[117]

Sports

The Sports Challenge was initially held on 1 December 2021, but Miss Norway, Amine Storrød, had an asthma attack during the event which led to the delay the rest of the competition. The finals of the challenge was held on 10 December 2021, and the winner was officially announced via the Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021.^[115] The candidate who won the challenge will be included in the Top 40 and will compete at the finale on 16 March 2022.^[116] Karolina Vidales of Mexico won the challenge.^[117][131]

•   Advanced to the Top 40 via the Sports challenge.

Placement	Contestant
Winner	Mexico – Karolina Vidales[132]
1st runner-up	Iceland – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir[133]
2nd runner-up	Guinea-Bissau – Itchacénia Da Costa[133]  Ireland – Pamela Uba[133] (tie)

Multimedia

The winner of the Multimedia Challenge was officially announced via the Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021.^[115] The candidate who won the challenge will be included in the Top 40 and will compete at the finale on 16 March 2022.^[116] Olivia Yacé of Côte D'Ivoire won the challenge.^[117]

•   Advanced to the Top 40 via the Multimedia challenge.

Placement	Contestant
Winner	Cote D'Ivoire – Olivia Yacé[134]
Top 10	Botswana – Palesa Molefe[135]  Cameroon – Audrey Monkam  Colombia – Andrea Aguilera  Guinea – Nene Bah  Indonesia - Pricilia Carla Yules  Mexico – Karolina Vidales    Nepal – Namrata Shrestha  South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida  Venezuela – Alejandra Conde

Beauty With a Purpose

The finalists of the Beauty With a Purpose was officially announced via the Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021.^[115] The six finalists were then announced as winners and are included in the Top 40 and will compete at the finale on 16 March 2022.^[116][136] Aside from that, a Beauty With a Purpose Ambassador Award was given during the finale to a candidate that will accompany the new Miss World with her reign.^[137][138]

•   Advanced to the Top 40 via Beauty With a Purpose.

Placement	Contestant
Winners	England – Rehema Muthamia[136]  India –Manasa Varanasi[139]  Kenya – Sharon Obara[140]  Philippines –Tracy Perez[141]  South Africa –Shudufhadzo Musida[142]  United States – Shree Saini §[143]
Top 10	Czech Republic – Karolína Kopíncová  Madagascar – Nellie Anjaratiana    Nepal – Namrata Shrestha  Sri Lanka – Sadé Greenwood
Top 28	Bahamas – Sienna Evans  Brazil – Caroline Teixeira  Cameroon – Audrey Monkam  Canada – Svetlana Mamaeva  Chile – Carol Drpic  China – Jiang Siqi  Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco  Guinea – Nene Bah  Hungary – Lili Tótpeti  Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules  Ireland – Pamela Uba  Malaysia – Lavanya Sivaji  Mexico – Karolina Vidales  Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios  Paraguay – Bethania Borba  Trinidad and Tobago – Jeanine Brandt  Venezuela – Alejandra Conde  Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà[144]

§ B eauty With a Purpose Ambassador Award winner

Pageant

Format

Fifteen contestants earned their spot in the semi-finals via various challenges and the remaining twenty-five semi-finalists were officially announced via Miss World Facebook page on 21 January 2022. There was a tie for the twelve semi-finalists on the coronation night, which increased the placements to thirteen including the Digital Media Challenge Winner. Shree Saini of United States was awarded as Beauty With A Purpose Ambassador and she will accompany the new Miss World, Karolina Bielawska of Poland during her reign.^{[145][146][147]}

Selection committee

• Jacqueline Aguilera – Miss World 1995 from Venezuela^[148]
• Stella Nolasco – Puerto Rican fashion designer
• Vanessa Ponce – Miss World 2018 from Mexico
• Brock Pierce – American entrepreneur and cryptocurrency tycoon^[149]
• Crystal Rose Pierce – American entrepreneur
• Vincent De Paul – American actor and model
• Julia Morley – Chairman and CEO of the Miss World Organization^[150]
• Peter Thomas Roth – CEO and founder of Peter Thomas Roth Skin Care
• Giselle Laronde – Miss World 1986 from Trinidad and Tobago
• Patrick Robinson – American fashion designer
• Mari Allende – Mexican philanthropist and television personality

Contestants

Ninety-seven contestants competed for the title.^[151]

Country/Territory	Contestant	Age[b]	Hometown
Albania	Amela Agastra[152]	18	Tirana
Angola	Ruth Carlos[153]	24	Huambo
Argentina	Amira Hidalgo[154]	23	Buenos Aires
Armenia	Mirna Bzdigian[155]	19	Yerevan
Bahamas	Sienna Evans[156]	24	Nassau
Belgium	Céline Van Ouytsel[157]	25	Herentals
Belize	Markeisha Young[158]	21	Santa Elena
Bolivia	Alondra Mercado[159][160]	19	Trinidad
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Adna Biber[161]	19	Sarajevo
Botswana	Palesa Molefe[162]	22	Gaborone
Brazil	Caroline Teixeira[163]	23	Brasília
Bulgaria	Eva Dobreva[164]	21	Varna
Cambodia	Phum Sophorn[165]	19	Takéo
Cameroon	Audrey Monkam[166]	24	Bali Nyonga
Canada	Svetlana Mamaeva[167]	21	Maple
Cayman Islands	Rashana Hydes[168]	24	West Bay
Chile	Carol Drpic[169]	21	Punta Arenas
China	Jiang Siqi[170]	21	Beijing
Colombia	Andrea Aguilera[171]	23	Medellín
Costa Rica	Tamara Dal Maso[172]	23	Puntarenas
Côte d'Ivoire	Olivia Yacé[173]	23	Yamoussoukro
Curaçao	Alvinette Soliana[174]	20	Willemstad
Czech Republic	Karolína Kopíncová[175]	22	Brno
Dominican Republic	Emmy Peña[176]	24	Duarte
Ecuador	Ámar Pacheco[177]	25	Guayaquil
El Salvador	Nicole Álvarez[178]	27	San Salvador
England	Rehema Muthamia[179]	25	Mill Hill
Equatorial Guinea	Lucila Benita[180]	21	Malabo
Estonia	Karolin Kippasto[181]	24	Tartu
Finland	Emilia Lepomäki[182]	23	Vantaa
France	April Benayoum[183]	22	Éguilles
Ghana	Monique Mawulawe[184]	20	Accra
Gibraltar	Janice Sampere[185]	23	Gibraltar
Guadeloupe	Prescilla Larose[186]	22	Le Moule
Guinea	Nene Bah[187]	24	Conakry
Guinea-Bissau	Itchacénia Da Costa[187]	21	Bissau
Haiti	Erlande Berger[188]	24	Port-au-Prince
Honduras	Dayana Bordas[189]	24	Ahuas
Hungary	Lili Tótpeti[190]	20	Nagykanizsa
Iceland	Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir[191]	22	Reykjavík
India	Manasa Varanasi[192]	24	Hyderabad
Indonesia	Pricilia Carla Yules[193]	25	Surabaya
Iraq	Maria Farhad[194]	20	Mosul
Ireland	Pamela Uba[195]	25	Galway
Italy	Claudia Motta[196]	21	Velletri
Jamaica	Khalia Hall[197]	25	Saint Ann
Japan	Tamaki Hoshi[198]	20	Tokyo
Kenya	Sharon Obara[199]	19	Nairobi
Luxembourg	Emilie Boland[200]	25	Sandweiler
Macau	Jia Ni Yuan[201]	28	Macau
Madagascar	Nellie Anjaratiana[202]	24	Antananarivo
Malaysia	Lavanya Sivaji[203]	26	Batu Caves
Malta	Naomi Dingli[204]	26	Valletta
Mauritius	Angélique Sanson[205]	25	Curepipe
Mexico	Karolina Vidales[206]	24	Jiquilpan
Moldova	Tatiana Ovcinicova[207]	23	Chișinău
Mongolia	Burte-Ujin Anu[208]	23	Ulan Bator
Namibia	Annerie Maré[209]	26	Kamanjab
Nepal	Namrata Shrestha[210]	24	Kathmandu
Netherlands	Lizzy Dobbe[211]	21	Den Helder
Nicaragua	Sheynnis Palacios[212]	21	Managua
Nigeria	Oluchi Madubuike[213]	25	Abuja
Northern Ireland	Anna Leitch[214]	27	Cookstown
Norway	Amine Storrød[215]	21	Hvaler
Panama	Krysthelle Barretto[216]	25	Panama City
Paraguay	Bethania Borba[217]	20	Presidente Franco
Peru	Paula Montes[218]	25	Lima
Philippines	Tracy Perez[219]	28	Cebu City
Poland	Karolina Bielawska[220]	22	Łódź
Portugal	Lidy Alves[221]	25	Vila Real
Puerto Rico	Aryam Díaz[222]	23	Naranjito
Rwanda	Grace Ingabire[223]	22	Kigali
Saint Lucia	Tyler Theophane[224]	23	Choiseul
Scotland	Claudia Todd[225]	25	Bothwell
Senegal	Penda Sy[226]	24	Tambacounda
Serbia	Andrijana Savic[227]	21	Belgrade
Singapore	Khai Ling Ho[228]	18	Singapore
Sint Maarten	Lara Mateo[229]	24	Marigot
Slovakia	Leona Novoberdaliu[230]	25	Bratislava
Slovenia	Maja Čolić[231]	21	Ribnica
Somalia	Khadija Omar[232]	20	Mogadishu
South Africa	Shudufhadzo Musida[233]	25	Limpopo
South Korea	Tara Hong[234]	21	Seoul
Spain	Ana García[235]	23	Almería
Sri Lanka	Sadé Greenwood[236]	18	Colombo
Sweden	Gabriella Lomm Mann[237]	26	Stockholm
Tanzania	Julianna Rugumisa[238]	23	Kilimanjaro
Trinidad and Tobago	Jeanine Brandt[239]	25	San Fernando
Tunisia	Amani Layouni[240]	22	Mahdia
Turkey	Dílara Korkmaz[241]	23	Ankara
Uganda	Elizabeth Bagaya[242]	26	Bombo
Ukraine	Aleksandra Yaremchuk[243]	22	Vinnytsia
United States	Shree Saini[244]	25	Seattle
Uruguay	Valentina Camejo[245]	24	Montevideo
Venezuela	Alejandra Conde[246]	24	Villa de Cura
Vietnam	Đỗ Thị Hà[247]	20	Thanh Hóa
Wales	Olivia Harris[248]	18	Magor

Notes

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