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Miss Universe CEO believes no evolution is needed, claiming current winner represents the pinnacle of beauty.

Remarks from Jakrajutatip and Trump Jr. sparked debate over beauty standards in modern pageants.

Miss Universe CEO praised blonde hair and blue eyes, stating the pageant has no need for evolution.

This statement upset many in the pageant community, particularly Miss America Abbie Stockard.

The Miss Universe fashion has evolved from swimsuits to elaborate gowns, reflecting cultural pride and modern trends.

Miss Universe CEO asserts that the pageant has reached its 'ultimate evolution' with the selection of a traditionally beautiful winner, igniting debate on diversity.

The 73rd annual Miss Universe pageant features diverse cultural expressions through elaborate national costumes showcased by contestants in Mexico.

Kenya Moore, Ali Landry, and Gal Gadot each had significant careers post-pageantry, influencing culture through television and film.

Magalí Benejam was stripped of her Miss Universe title after alleging the competition was rigged during a live broadcast.

Chidimma Adetshina achieved Nigeria's highest-ever placement at Miss Universe, representing a breakthrough for African unity in pageantry.

Chidimma Adetshina's second place in Miss Universe marks a historic moment for Nigeria, signifying triumph over continental rivalry and personal struggles.

Chidimma Adetshina plans to relocate to Nigeria after facing abuse and citizenship challenges in South Africa.

The 73rd Miss Universe pageant features over 120 contestants from diverse backgrounds, showcasing beauty, talent, and empowerment.

The 73rd Miss Universe competition featured historic milestones with increased participation and the representation of marginalized groups.

The 73rd Miss Universe Preliminary Competition showcased contestants from 125 countries in Mexico City, celebrating culture and beauty.

The 73rd Miss Universe Competition features a record 130 contestants in Mexico City.

Chidimma Adetshina overcame national debate about her heritage to win Nigeria's Miss Universe pageant, highlighting themes of perseverance and identity.

Chidimma Adetshina, a dual citizen, withdrew from Miss South Africa due to xenophobic backlash but will now represent Nigeria in Miss Universe.