MU 2024 has just added a new owner and hastily released the schedule, so "sluggish" that only 6 countries registered

The schedule of the Miss Universe 2024 contest was recently unexpectedly released with a full timeline: From the contestant gathering day, to the semi-finals, the national costume contest and the final are all available.

Accordingly, after announcing the official sale of 50% of the shares of the Miss Universe organization to Legacy Holding Group USA, and at the same time announcing that the Miss Universe 2024 contest will officially be held in Mexico, JKN Group Global, in collaboration with Thai travel company Around The World Tour, has launched the Hello Universe Tour package for the 73rd Miss Universe contest.

According to the advertisement from this company's Facebook post, the contest will take place from November 8 to 21. The semi-finals are expected to take place on November 14, the national costume competition on November 15 and the final on Sunday, November 17 in Mexico City, Mexico.

The Miss Universe organization is currently divided into two management companies. Legacy Holding Group USA is headquartered in Mexico, represented by Mr. Raul Rocha Cantu, who will manage North America and South America. JKN Global Group, headquartered in Thailand, represented by Ms. Anne Jakrajutatip, will be responsible for Asia and the remaining continents. The headquarters of the Miss Universe organization located in New York City will be managed by JKN Global group.

This is also an early way to promote the most popular beauty contest on the planet, to attract tourists and beauty fans to have the opportunity to arrange their schedules to come to Mexico. Although currently, the Miss Universe 2024 contest only has 6 officially registered contestants, but with the reputation of this contest, plus the fact that starting in 2024, not only women are married and have children. To participate in a contest in which women of any age can register to participate, there will certainly be many surprises waiting for beauty fans at this year's contest.

Previously, during Miss Universe 2023, Vietnamese fans were extremely disappointed when Bui Quynh Hoa did not achieve any achievements at the competition. Even recently, she was rumored to have gone under the knife.

Specifically, since being crowned Miss Universe Vietnam 2023, Bui Quynh Hoa has almost "frozen" all activities after being caught up in a controversy over the issue of "prize buying" and a lot of noise about her private life. .

Recently, she appeared on the red carpet of the WeChoice Awards 2023 on the evening of January 27, this is also the first time the queen appeared in public since representing Vietnam at Miss Universe.

In this reappearance, the beauty born in 1998 encountered many controversies when her beauty was somewhat different, especially in her nose. Many people speculate that Quynh Hoa seems to have had a nose job, so her face is more strange than it was a few months ago.

Although she does not participate in many showbiz activities, on her personal page, Bui Quynh Hoa still occasionally shares pictures of herself. In the most recent posts, the queen's beauty has also changed somewhat. Comparing with previous images, it is true that the nose shape has improved.

This is not the first time Miss Universe Vietnam 2023 has been caught up in a case of cosmetic intervention and beauty change. On her coronation night, Bui Quynh Hoa's image was also dissected because of her unnatural smile and awkward features.

Bui Quynh Hoa was born in 1998, from Hanoi. She is 1.75m tall. She won many high awards such as: Miss Vietnam Ao Dai World 2017, Miss Vietnam Sea Global 2018, Vietnam Supermodel 2018 (won gold), Miss Universe Vietnam 2022 (reached the top 10). ), Super Model International 2022 champion.

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