Vietnamese Woman Places Fourth at Miss Supernational 2023

The final night of Miss Supranational 2023 featured intense competition, with the Vietnamese contestant emerging victorious. She surpassed dozens of other talented contestants to claim the coveted title, receiving a tiara and congratulatory flowers from Miss Supranational 2022 Lalela Mswane.

Earlier in the competition, she secured her spot in the Top 5 alongside representatives from Ecuador, the Philippines, Brazil, and the UK.

During the Q&A segment, she was posed a question about the qualities of a brand ambassador for Miss Supranational. Her response showcased her readiness for the role, expressing her determination to be a dedicated community leader and an inspirational role model for women globally.

In her 20-second presentation during the Top 12 round, the Vietnamese contestant emphasized that Miss Supranational is not just a contest, but an opportunity for personal growth and development.

The pageant, which took place on April 14 at Strzelecki Park Amphitheater in Poland, featured 65 contestants from various countries and territories. Ultimately, the Ecuadorian contestant, Andrea Aguilera, claimed the crown, with Pauline Amelinckx from the Philippines, Sancler Frantz from Brazil, and Emma Rose Collingridge from the UK as the first, second, and third runners-up, respectively.

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