Miss Universe's backstage truth was exposed, the new Miss Universe argued about 1 thing

The documentary titled Cracks in the Crown: Miss Universe In Crisis? produced by ABC News and shown on Hulu is attracting public attention for exposing the truth about the 73-year-old beauty pageant.

There are insects in the candidate's food.

Daniela di Giacomo - Miss International 2006 said the pageant's makeup artists were not paid and had to pay for their own food.

She said most contestants were not allowed to go on outdoor trips during the pageant in host country Mexico. The public had previously complained about the dull schedule of this year's pageant, with contestants mostly taking photos and filming in hotels.

Daniela said the hotel where the contestants stayed did not provide enough drinking water, there was no wi-fi to connect to the internet. The daily food was mostly salad and was not tasty.

Daniela also revealed shocking details that the contestants discovered insects in their food and took photos and videos, then reported it to the organizers, but the Miss Universe staff did not allow the contestants to complain about the food.

Daniela said there were many health problems during the competition. Many contestants were dehydrated, one contestant injured her leg, one had an ear injury, while another contestant had a digestive problem.

Previously, in the article of the beauty queen of Uzbekistan - Nigina Fakhriddinova also mentioned the shortcomings in the organization of this year's contest. Nigina said that there were times when she did not have plates to use during meals, but there were contestants who were served food in their rooms.

Many times Nigina was hungry but was forbidden from ordering more food. However, some contestants were allowed to buy food to take back to their rooms. There were many other situations that made Nigina doubt the fairness of this year's Miss Universe.

More dissatisfied candidates

Following the complaints of the Uzbekistan beauty, Fiji representative - Manshika Prasad - is the latest beauty to voice her dissatisfaction about the treatment she and other contestants had to endure throughout the Miss Universe 2024 pageant.

“It's important that we, as girls, come together to speak out about our experiences and how the pageant does not empower us. This organization is no longer what it is,” she said.

Manshika Prasad also stated: "I will not even let my daughter participate in Miss Universe as long as this organization is in power. Someone needs to do something about this."

With the noise and dissatisfaction of many contestants, Miss Universe 2024 is considered the most disappointing and unforgettable season in history.

In the face of serious allegations from contestants and an ABC News documentary, the Miss Universe organizers were criticized for being evasive and evasive in taking responsibility and not showing seriousness in reforming the long-standing pageant that is showing signs of decline.

In its latest statement following the allegations, the Miss Universe organization continued to preach its mission. "The alleged content contains false information intended to undermine the integrity and values for which our organization is known and held dear," the organization responded.

New Miss Universe receives backlash

According to the New York Post, the nearly 20-second clip shows the new Miss Universe Victoria Kjaer Theilvig standing on top of the Empire State skyscraper in New York, USA, and lip-syncing to the controversial song Empire State of Mind.

Empire State of Mind is a Jay-Z collaboration with Alicia Keys, which contains lyrics that are considered to be derogatory towards people of color. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, the Danish beauty's rap using these sensitive lyrics has caused the audience to demand that she be stripped of her crown.

However, others defended her, saying that Victoria was singing in a happy mood and did not intentionally emphasize sensitive lyrics. Therefore, she is said to have no need to apologize.

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