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Miss Universe 2017
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Miss Universe 2017, Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters
Date26 November 2017
Presenters
  • Steve Harvey
  • Ashley Graham
  • Carson Kressley
  • Lu Sierra
Entertainment
  • Fergie
  • Rachel Platten
VenueThe AXIS, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Broadcaster
Entrants92
Placements16
Debuts
  • Cambodia
  • Laos
  • Nepal
Withdrawals
  • Belize
  • Denmark
  • Hungary
  • Kenya
  • Kosovo
  • Sierra Leone
  • Switzerland
Returns
  • Egypt
  • El Salvador
  • Ethiopia
  • Ghana
  • Iraq
  • Ireland
  • Lebanon
  • Saint Lucia
  • Trinidad and Tobago
  • Zambia
WinnerDemi-Leigh Nel-Peters
 South Africa
CongenialityFarah Sedky[1]
 Egypt
Laura de Sanctis[1]
 Panama
Best National CostumeMomoko Abe
 Japan
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Miss Universe 2017 was the 66th Miss Universe pageant, held on 26 November 2017 at The AXIS at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Iris Mittenaere of France crowned her successor Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters of South Africa at the end of the event.[2][3]

The show was hosted by Steve Harvey and Ashley Graham, while Fergie and Rachel Platten performed.[4] Carson Kressley joined runway coach and pageant expert Lu Sierra in the commentary and analysis table throughout the telecast.[5]

Contestants from 92 countries and territories participated in this year's pageant, surpassing the previous record of 89 contestants in 2011 and 2012.

Background

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino the venue for Miss Universe 2017.

Australian businessman Troy Barbagallo of Miss Universe Australia organization told the Herald Sun newspaper that he made an offer to IMG for Australia to host the 2017 edition with possible host cities to be either Sydney and Melbourne.[6][7]

On 25 May 2017, the Philippine Department of Tourism stated that the Miss Universe Organization offered to host the pageant again in the Philippines. The country hosted the Miss Universe 2016 pageant. The Miss Universe Organization was accordingly pleased with the Philippines' hosting of the previous pageant claiming it overshadowed the pre-events of the 2017 Super Bowl.[8] On 22 June 2017, the DOT announced that they will not host the pageant this year and considered the possibility of hosting the next edition instead.[9]

On 28 September 2017, the Miss Universe Organization via Instagram confirmed the date and venue for the pageant. According to their Instagram page, the pageant is going to be held on Sunday, November 26, 2017, in The AXIS theatre of Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, United States.[10]

Results

Placements

Miss Universe 2017 final placements.
Final results Contestant
Miss Universe 2017
  •  South Africa – Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters
1st Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
Top 5
  •  Thailand – Maria Poonlertlarp
  •  Venezuela – Keysi Sayago
Top 10
Top 16

Special awards

Special award Contestant
Best National Costume
  •  Japan – Momoko Abe
Miss Congeniality

Order of announcements

Pageant

Format

Contestants were classified under three geographical regions namely (1) The Americas, (2) Europe, and (3) Africa & Asia-Pacific for the first time in this edition. The judges voted for the top 4 candidates from each of the three regions as well as four other candidates regardless of geographical affiliation to advance to the Top 16 round. The remaining 16 candidates competed in a swimsuit competition with 10 of them advancing to the Top 10 for the evening gown competition. Five advances to the Top 5. The audience of the pageant contributed to the scoring of candidates through an online vote to determine those who advance to the Top 10 and Top 5. The question and answer format are followed for the Top 5 and Top 3 round.[11]

Selection committee

Preliminary competition

The six judges for the preliminary competition include:[12]

  • Cecilio Asuncion – Slay Models director and founder
  • Morgan Deane – TAO restaurant group marketing director
  • Wendy Fitzwilliam – Miss Universe 1998 from Trinidad and Tobago
  • Isabelle Lindblom – IMG Models scout
  • Megan Olivi – Fox Sports 1 host and reporter
  • Bill Pereira – CEO, president, and co-chairman of IDT Telecom

Final telecast

The seven judges for the final telecast include:[13][14]

  • Wendy Fitzwilliam – Miss Universe 1998 from Trinidad and Tobago
  • Jay Manuel – television host, creative director, and makeup artist
  • Farouk Shami - businessman, owner of Farouk Systems
  • Ross Mathews – television personality
  • Megan Olivi – Fox Sports 1 host and reporter
  • Lele Pons – Vine and YouTube personality
  • Pia Wurtzbach – Miss Universe 2015 from the Philippines

Contestants

92 contestants competed for the title of Miss Universe 2017:

Country/Territory Candidate Age Hometown Continental Group
Albania Albania Blerta Leka[citation needed] 19 Tirana Europe
Angola Angola Lauriela Martins[15] 19 Cabinda Africa & Asia Pacific
Argentina Argentina Stefanía Incandela[16][designations 1] 23 Buenos Aires Americas
Aruba Aruba Alina Mansur[citation needed] 26 Malmok Americas
Australia Australia Olivia Rogers[17] 25 Adelaide Africa & Asia Pacific
Austria Austria Celine Schrenk[18] 19 Gänserndorf Europe
The Bahamas Bahamas Yasmine Cooke 25 Nassau Americas
Barbados Barbados Lesley Chapman[19] 26 Bridgetown Americas
Belgium Belgium Liesbeth Claus[citation needed][designations 2] 20 Assenede Europe
Bolivia Bolivia Gleisy Noguer[20] 21 Cobija Americas
Brazil Brazil Monalysa Alcântara 18 Teresina Americas
British Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands Khephra Sylvester[21] 25 Tortola Americas
Bulgaria Bulgaria Nikoleta Todorova[22][designations 3] 19 Vratsa Europe
Cambodia Cambodia Sotheary By 19 Phnom Penh Africa & Asia Pacific
Canada Canada Lauren Howe[23] 24 Toronto Americas
Cayman Islands Cayman Islands Anika Conolly 27 West Bay Americas
Chile Chile Natividad Leiva[24] 25 Santiago Americas
China China Roxette Qiu[citation needed] 27 Chengdu Africa & Asia Pacific
Colombia Colombia Laura González[25] 22 Cartagena Americas
Costa Rica Costa Rica Elena Correa[26][designations 4] 27 Heredia Americas
Croatia Croatia Shanaelle Petty[27] 19 Slavonski Brod Europe
Curaçao Curaçao Nashaira Balentien[designations 5] 20 Willemstad Americas
Czech Republic Czech Republic Michaela Habáňová[28] 21 Zlín Europe
Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Carmen Muñoz Guzmán[29] 24 Licey al Medio Americas
Ecuador Ecuador Daniela Cepeda[30] 22 Guayaquil Americas
Egypt Egypt Farah Sedky[citation needed] 23 Cairo Africa & Asia Pacific
El Salvador El Salvador Alisson Abarca 21 San Salvador Americas
Ethiopia Ethiopia Akinahom Zergaw[31] 22 Addis Ababa Africa & Asia Pacific
Finland Finland Michaela Söderholm[32] 25 Helsinki Europe
France France Alicia Aylies[33] 19 Paris Europe
Georgia (country) Georgia Marita Gogodze[34][designations 6] 21 Rustavi Europe
Germany Germany Sophia Koch[citation needed] 20 Halle Europe
Ghana Ghana Ruth Quarshie[35] 23 Ajumako Africa & Asia Pacific
United Kingdom Great Britain Anna Burdzy 25 Leicester Europe
Guam Guam Myana Welch[36] 27 Tamuning Africa & Asia Pacific
Guatemala Guatemala Isel Suñiga[37] 23 Ayutla Americas
Guyana Guyana Rafieya Husain 25 Anna Regina Americas
Haiti Haiti Cassandra Chéry[38] 22 Port-au-Prince Americas
Honduras Honduras April Tobie[39] 18 Roatán Americas
Iceland Iceland Arna Ýr Jónsdóttir[40] 22 Kópavogur Europe
India India Shraddha Shashidhar[41] 21 Chennai Africa & Asia Pacific
Indonesia Indonesia Bunga Jelitha[42] 26 Jakarta Africa & Asia Pacific
Iraq Iraq Sarah Idan[43][designations 7] 27 Baghdad Africa & Asia Pacific
Republic of Ireland Ireland Cailín Toíbín[45] 23 Cobh Europe
Israel Israel Adar Gandelsman[46] 19 Ashkelon Africa & Asia Pacific
Italy Italy Maria Polverino 25 Naples Europe
Jamaica Jamaica Davina Bennett 21 Clarendon Americas
Japan Japan Momoko Abe 23 Chiba Africa & Asia Pacific
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Kamilla Asylova[47] 19 Almaty Africa & Asia Pacific
South Korea Korea Sewhee Cho[48] 26 Seoul Africa & Asia Pacific
Laos Laos Souphaphone Somvichith 20 Champasak Africa & Asia Pacific
Lebanon Lebanon Jana Sader[citation needed][designations 8] 20 Sidon Africa & Asia Pacific
Malaysia Malaysia Samantha James[49] 23 Kuala Lumpur Africa & Asia Pacific
Malta Malta Tiffany Pisani 25 Attard Europe
Mauritius Mauritius Angie Callychurn[50][designations 9] 27 Curepipe Africa & Asia Pacific
Mexico Mexico Denisse Franco[51] 19 Culiacán Americas
Myanmar Myanmar Zun Than Sin[52] 22 Yangon Africa & Asia Pacific
Namibia Namibia Suné January[53] 23 Rehoboth Africa & Asia Pacific
Nepal Nepal Nagma Shrestha[54][designations 10] 26 Kathmandu Africa & Asia Pacific
Netherlands Netherlands Nicky Opheij[56] 22 Handel Europe
New Zealand New Zealand Harlem-Cruz Atarangi Ihaia[57] 19 Napier Africa & Asia Pacific
Nicaragua Nicaragua Berenice Quezada[58] 24 El Rama Americas
Nigeria Nigeria Stephanie Agbasi[59] 22 Neni Africa & Asia Pacific
Norway Norway Kaja Kojan 20 Kongsvinger Europe
Panama Panama Laura de Sanctis[60] 21 Panama City Americas
Paraguay Paraguay Ariela Machado[61] 25 Asunción Americas
Peru Peru Prissila Howard[62][designations 11] 26 Piura Americas
Philippines Philippines Rachel Peters[63] 26 Canaman Africa & Asia Pacific
Poland Poland Katarzyna Włodarek[64][designations 12] 26 Wrocław Europe
Portugal Portugal Matilde Lima[65] 18 Setúbal Europe
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Danna Hernández[citation needed] 21 San Juan Americas
Romania Romania Ioana Mihalache[citation needed] 26 Constanța Europe
Russia Russia Kseniya Alexandrova[66][designations 13] 22 Moscow Europe
Saint Lucia Saint Lucia Louise Victor[68] 26 Micoud Americas
Singapore Singapore Manuela Bruntraeger[69] 24 Singapore Africa & Asia Pacific
Slovakia Slovak Republic Vanessa Bottánová[70] 19 Bratislava Europe
Slovenia Slovenia Emina Ekić[71] 22 Ptuj Europe
South Africa South Africa Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters[72] 22 Sedgefield Africa & Asia Pacific
Spain Spain Sofía del Prado[73] 22 Albacete Europe
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Christina Peiris[designations 14] 23 Colombo Africa & Asia Pacific
Sweden Sweden Frida Fornander 22 Gothenburg Europe
Tanzania Tanzania Lilian Maraule[74] 22 Dar es Salaam Africa & Asia Pacific
Thailand Thailand Maria Poonlertlarp[citation needed] 25 Bangkok Africa & Asia Pacific
Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago Yvonne Clarke[75] 27 San Fernando Americas
Turkey Turkey Pinar Tartan[76][77][designations 15] 20 İzmir Europe
Ukraine Ukraine Yana Krasnikova 18 Kyiv Europe
United States United States Kára McCullough[79] 26 Washington, D.C. Americas
Uruguay Uruguay Marisol Acosta[80][designations 16] 20 Canelones Americas
United States Virgin Islands U.S. Virgin Islands Esonica Veira 27 Charlotte Amalie Americas
Venezuela Venezuela Keysi Sayago[81] 24 Caracas Americas
Vietnam Vietnam Loan Nguyen[citation needed][designations 17] 27 Thái Bình Africa & Asia Pacific
Zambia Zambia Isabel Chikoti 26 Chingola Africa & Asia Pacific

Notes

Debuts

  •  Cambodia
  •  Laos
  •    Nepal

Returns

Last competed in 1972:

  •  Iraq

Last competed in 2010:

  •  Zambia

Last competed in 2014:

  •  Egypt
  •  Ethiopia
  •  Saint Lucia
  •  Trinidad and Tobago

Last competed in 2015

  •  El Salvador
  •  Ghana
  •  Ireland
  •  Lebanon

Withdrawals

  •  Belize,  Denmark,  Hungary,  Kenya,  Kosovo,   Switzerland - No national pageant was held.
  •  Sierra Leone – Miss Universe Sierra Leone Adama Kargbo was unable to obtain a visa for travel to the United States in time for the competition, and thus was forced to withdraw.[82]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ ARGENTINA – Stefania Incandela was appointed Miss Universo Argentina 2017 after a casting call organised by Endemol Argentina and TNT Latin America, the franchise holder for Miss Universe in Argentina.[citation needed]
  2. ^ BELGIUM — Liesbeth Claus was appointed Miss Universe Belgium 2017 by Darline Devos, the national director of Miss Belgium pageant, as a replacement to Romanie Schotte, Miss Belgium 2017 after Schotte chose to compete at Miss World 2017 due to conflicting schedules of the two pageants. Claus was crowned the 3rd runner-up at the Miss Belgium 2017 pageant. The winner of Miss Belgium pageant usually competes at both Miss World and Miss Universe pageants.[citation needed]
  3. ^ BULGARIA — Mira Simeonova, Miss Universe Bulgaria 2017 was replaced by Nikoleta Todorova by Veneta Krasteva, the license holder for Miss Universe in Bulgaria after Simeonova did not meet the minimum age requirements for Miss Universe pageant. Todorova was a finalist at the Miss World and Miss Universe Bulgaria 2017 pageants.[citation needed]
  4. ^ COSTA RICA – Elena Correa was appointed to represent Costa Rica at Miss Universe 2017 after the national pageant was postponed by René Picado, the President of Teletica networks and the franchise holder for Miss Universe in Costa Rica due to complications in its broadcasting schedule. Elena was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Costa Rica 2016 pageant.[citation needed]
  5. ^ CURAÇAO – Nashaira Balentien was appointed Miss Curacao Universe 2017 by Corinne Djaoen-Genaro, the national director of Miss Curacao pageant after this year's edition was not held due to lack of sponsorships. Balentien was crowned Miss Curacao World 2016 but withdrew from the Miss World 2016 pageant citing personal reasons.
  6. ^ GEORGIA — Marita Gogodze was appointed to represent Georgia at Miss Universe 2017 pageant by IC Model Management, the franchise holder for Miss World in Georgia after the national pageant was not held for undisclosed reasons. Gogodze was the 3rd runner-up at the Miss Georgia 2015 pageant.[citation needed]
  7. ^ IRAQ — Sarah Idan was selected as Miss Universe Iraq 2017 in a casting call that was organised by Miss Iraq Organization after it was discovered that the original winner of Miss Iraq, Vian Sulaimani, was married. Idan was also previously crowned Miss Iraq USA 2016.[44]
  8. ^ LEBANON — Jana Sader was appointed to represent Lebanon at Miss Universe 2017 by MTV Lebanon, after being appointed the new franchise holder for Miss Universe in Lebanon. Jana was the 1st Runner-up at Miss Lebanon 2017.[citation needed]
  9. ^ MAURITIUS — Angie Callychurn was selected Miss Universe Mauritius 2017 by Nevin Rupear, the national director of Estrella Mauritius pageant after the contestants of Estrella Mauritius 2017 pageant were interviewed by a jury panel. Estrella Mauritius 2017 pageant is postponed to mid March 2018 and all the other remaining contestants will now proceed to compete at the pageant. Callychurn was crowned Miss Supranational Mauritius 2016 and was placed among the Top 25 at Miss Supranational 2016 pageant.[citation needed]
  10. ^ NEPAL — Nagma Shrestha was appointed Miss Nepal Universe 2017 by Sunder Lal Kakshapati, the national director of Miss Nepal pageant after Kakshapati acquired the Miss Universe franchise for Nepal. Shrestha was crowned Miss Nepal Earth 2012 and was among the Top 8 at Miss Earth 2012 pageant.[55]
  11. ^ PERU — Priscila Howard was appointed Miss Perú 2017 by Jessica Newton, the national director of Miss Perú pageant after this year's edition was postponed to late October. Howard was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Perú 2016 pageant and later competed at Miss Grand International 2016 where she made it to the Top 20.[citation needed]
  12. ^ POLAND — Katarzyna Włodarek was appointed Miss Universe Poland 2017 by Jagoda Piatek-Wlodarcyzk, the national director of Miss Polonia pageant after this year's edition was postponed to be held in late November after the Miss Universe pageant. Włodarek was the 2nd runner-up at Miss Polonia 2016 pageant.[citation needed]
  13. ^ RUSSIA — Ksenia Alexandrova was appointed Miss Universe Russia 2017 by the Miss Russia Organization as a replacement for Polina Popova, the winner of the Miss Russia 2017 pageant, who would compete only at Miss World 2017 due to the conflicting dates of the Miss Universe and Miss World pageants. The winner of the Miss Russia pageant usually participates at both Miss Universe and Miss World pageants. Alexandrova represented Moscow at Miss Russia 2017 and was the 1st runner-up at the pageant.[67]
  14. ^ SRI LANKA — Christina Peiris was appointed Miss Universe Sri Lanka 2017 after a private casting call organised by Rosita Wickramasinghe, the national director of Miss Universe Sri Lanka pageant.[citation needed]
  15. ^ TURKEY — Asli Sümen, Miss Turkey Universe 2017, was replaced by Pinar Tartan, Miss Turkey Supranational 2017 by Can Sandikcioglu, the national director of Miss Turkey pageant, after Itir Esen, Miss Turkey World 2017, was dethroned hours after her crowning because of a tweet about the attempted Turkish coup d'état of 2016. Sümen was sent to the Miss World 2017 pageant, while Tartan was sent to Miss Universe.[78]
  16. ^ URUGUAY — Marisol Acosta was appointed as Miss Universo Uruguay 2017 by Escuela de Modelos y Actitud Agency and TNT Latin America, the franchise holders for Miss Universe in Uruguay after the 2017 edition of the pageant was not held for undisclosed reason . Acosta was a contestant in the Miss Universo Uruguay 2016 pageant.[citation needed]
  17. ^ VIETNAM — Nguyễn Thị Loan was appointed Miss Universe Vietnam 2017 by Tony Nguyen Quoc Toan, the national director of Miss Universe Vietnam pageant after the 2017 edition of the national pageant conflicted with the date of the Miss Universe pageant. Loan was 3rd runner-up at the Miss Universe Vietnam 2015 pageant and has previously represented Vietnam at Miss World 2014 reaching the Top 25 and Miss Grand International 2016 where she placed among the Top 20.[citation needed]

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