MU abandons 2025 results, former beauty queen continues her term, 2026 host cancels hosting?

The Miss Universe contest continues to be mired in controversy as a series of shocking news continuously emerges, attracting special attention from the international public and the beauty fan community in Vietnam.

The situation escalated rapidly after allegations emerged involving Raul Rocha - a controversial figure in recent times.

According to Mexican media sources, the President of Mexico has requested an investigation to clarify the allegations and scandals surrounding Raul Rocha as well as the problems that appeared at Miss Universe. This is considered the strongest move by the Mexican government since the series of noises broke out, showing the seriousness of the incident.

Some media outlets in Mexico also reported that Raul Rocha was punished, leading to the possibility of the entire Miss Universe 2025 results being canceled. This information suggests that the crown of Miss Universe 2025 may be stripped, and Victoria - Miss Universe 2024 will continue to extend her term. Although there has been no official confirmation from the Miss Universe organization, this rumor immediately shook the international beauty community.

Faced with the above developments, Vietnamese fans cannot help but wonder about the amount of money spent on voting at Miss Universe. According to statistics circulating in the community, Vietnamese fans spent more than 4 billion VND to vote in the last season. Therefore, the question is whether this huge amount of money will be refunded if the results are canceled. Currently, the Miss Universe Organization has not spoken out about this issue, causing fans to increasingly worry.

Not only Mexico has reacted strongly, Puerto Rico - the host of Miss Universe 2026 - has also issued an "ultimatum" requiring the Miss Universe Organization to send an authorized representative to work before December 1. The goal is to clarify all cooperation conditions in a transparent, clear and verifiable manner. If Miss Universe does not meet the requirements on time, Puerto Rico announced that it will cancel the entire hosting agreement.

The President and CEO of the Puerto Rico Tourism Authority, affirmed that the organization of Miss Universe in Puerto Rico must ensure absolute transparency and fairness. According to this person, all judging processes must be audited by an independent international auditing company. She emphasized that if Miss Universe does not comply with these standards, the $6 million copyright contract will be immediately canceled.

Puerto Rico’s tough stance stems from the fact that the total cost of copyright and investment for the event is more than $11 million, of which $9 million is from the state budget. This means that all expenses, terms and progress must be transparent and easily checked. This is a mandatory requirement to avoid risks and ensure the rights of the local government and the people of Puerto Rico.

The $9 million hosting budget is scheduled to be disbursed in three tranches. The first tranche, worth $1 million, will be disbursed immediately after the contract is signed. The second tranche, worth $2 million, is expected to be disbursed this week if the two sides can agree on clear terms. The third tranche, worth $1.5 million, will be disbursed before December 8. The remaining $4.5 million will be disbursed in a phased manner, depending on the level of transparency criteria that the two sides continue to discuss.

However, Puerto Rico has also made it clear that if Miss Universe fails to cooperate, clarify conditions, or ensure transparency, they are ready to stop, which means that plans to host Miss Universe 2026 in Puerto Rico could be completely terminated.

Rumors of Miss Universe being sold to a Philippine businessman, 3rd runner-up to compete in MW 2026? Hoàng Phúc07:36:18 27/11/2025In recent days, the international beauty community has been abuzz with news that Miss Universe Organization President Raul Rocha is considering selling the Miss Universe contest to a Filipino businessman, Chavit Singson.