Do Nhat Ha issues urgent announcement, allegedly 'banned' from competing in MGI All Star by Nawat?

Do Nhat Ha's application to compete in MGI All Stars has caused a stir in public opinion. Following rumors of being "banned" and Mr. Nawat's assertion that Vietnam is the sole representative, the beauty queen has officially spoken out to clarify the truth of the matter.

The unexpected "encounter" and Nawat's response.

In recent days, the news that Do Nhat Ha submitted her application to compete in MGI All Star – a special edition for former Miss Grand contestants – has sparked intense debate. Notably, the official fanpage of the competition had previously announced Miss Huong Giang as Vietnam's representative in this inaugural edition. The fact that two prominent transgender beauties of Vietnamese showbiz appeared together in the same nomination frame has left audiences curious about the single ticket to Thailand in May.

In response to public questioning, Nawat Itsaragrisil – the competition's chairman – definitively stated that there was only one spot available for Vietnam, and that position was already filled. This move, along with the fact that Do Nhat Ha's profile was not posted on the MGI homepage, raised suspicions that the 9X beauty queen was either "banned" or deliberately trying to boost her own fame. However, instead of remaining silent in the face of conflicting opinions, Do Nhat Ha issued an "urgent announcement" to clarify the entire process of her contact with the MGI organization.

Details revealed about a "private agreement" and an invitation for the next season.

In her latest statement, Do Nhat Ha affirmed that she proactively contacted the MGI organizing committee as an independent contestant to verify the participation requirements. Contrary to rumors of being "shunned," the beauty queen stated that the organizing committee responded to her very professionally and positively. According to her, MGI explained that the selection of Vietnam's representative for the first season would follow an "arrangement"—understood as a separate mechanism or agreement—and would only recognize one representative from each country.

Although she couldn't participate in this season, Do Nhat Ha expressed her pride in receiving high praise from Mr. Nawat's team. In particular, the MGI organizers extended an invitation for her to participate in the next season: MGI All Stars 2nd Edition. Sharing her regret about missing the first season, the beauty queen expressed her disappointment but affirmed that she wasn't disappointed: "Ha believes that when you try your best, any result is appropriate at the right time." This statement dispelled any doubts about her intentionally "showing off" when the organizers had already called Huong Giang's name.

Lessons in communication and the big question mark surrounding Huong Giang.

Besides praising Do Nhat Ha's proactive attitude and ambition to reach the top, some viewers also suggested she should learn from her mistakes in disclosing information. Many opinions suggested that publicly submitting her application before the organizers officially confirmed it could easily lead to unnecessary misunderstandings about the relationships between the artists. However, Do Nhat Ha's transparent approach to information disclosure is considered a smart move to protect her personal image from public criticism.

In other news, attention is currently focused on Miss Huong Giang. Despite being announced by MGI as an official contestant from January 2026, the beauty queen has remained completely silent and has not confirmed anything about whether she will travel to Thailand to compete. Huong Giang's silence, along with Do Nhat Ha's statement about a "private agreement," makes the upcoming MGI All Star competition even more dramatic. Who will truly represent Vietnamese beauty on this international stage? The answer remains open until the very last minute.

Miss Grand All Stars: Will Do Nhat Ha register to replace Huong Giang? Keng13:42:07 13/04/2026Information regarding Vietnam's representative at the Miss Grand International All Stars 2026 competition is attracting attention with new developments surrounding the names Huong Giang and transgender beauty Do Nhat Ha.