New Miss Grand was Mr. Nawat let the livestream sell gold with the top 10, but was silent all day for 1 reason

It has been nearly 2 weeks since the Miss Grand International 2022 ( MGI) contest found the worthy Miss - runner-up for the noble title. Currently, Top 10 MGI has flown to Thailand to prepare for schedules here. Accordingly, the MGI post-production team also had the first joint activity that attracted the attention of fans.

Specifically, on the evening of November 8, the Top 10 Miss Grand International 2022 appeared together on the livestream to sell goods. After the runner-up sold snacks, white skin pills, etc., the Miss was "upgraded" to sell gold. This angered the audience.

In the livestream, 10 beauties sat down to sell gold bracelets, gold necklaces and a few other jewelry. Because the MC is in Thai, only Engfa and a few other beauties can temporarily understand.

Although sitting in the middle, the new Miss seemed to be silent during the livestream because she did not understand Thai. The only thing Isabella Menin did was laugh along with others.

Although the contest has ended for 2 weeks, the organizers still have not arranged a specific schedule for the new Miss. Instead, she was taken on a tour of Thailand while 1st runner-up Engfa Waraha received countless new contracts. According to many sources, Engfa Waraha's income is more than the remaining 9 beauties.

Previously, Mr. Nawat - President of Miss Grand contest emphasized that he wanted to find someone who could bring in a lot of income for the organization. He also repeatedly praised Thuy Tien when she represented many big brands and earned huge income. However, netizens believe that Miss should still do many useful activities for society and the community rather than just sitting at home to sell goods.

In recent days, the beauty community has paid more attention to and discussed about today's major international beauty arenas. Compared to the new owner of Miss Universe and the president of Miss Grand International, less is known about the president of the remaining beauty contests.

Miss World President - Julia Morley

In 1951, Miss World was held for the first time as part of the Festival of Britain to promote national pride and create international attention. From 26 contestants participating in the first year, 15 years later, Miss World has 86 contestants and now about 150 contestants each year.

At its peak, in the UK alone, the Miss World finale was watched by 27.5 million viewers - a number that shows that Miss World has the same public appeal as a royal wedding.

Since 1972, Eric Morley and his wife Julia Morley have held the position of co-president of Miss World. After Eric Morley passed away in 2000, Miss World's milestones were tied to his wife's name.

"At the time, I was just a mother, a housewife, didn't know anything about the business world and Eric said I should give it a try," Julia told the Telegraph.

As soon as she took over the job, Julia Morley made the first change when launching the Beauty with a Purpose program. Each Miss World contestant brings to the contest a charity project in her hometown to increase community awareness and raise funds. That is her vision for young women with the hope that they will use their power to help the less fortunate.

"I don't care how big or small one person's butt is. We don't look at her butt. We listen to her. Miss World empowers women, contest. And that voice is not just of the 130 contestants who connected, learned, grew and had fun during the one month contest, but more than that, the language. This statement represents women from all over the world," said Julia Morley.

After 50 years, the Beauty with a Purpose program operates in 142 countries with a fundraiser of more than 1 billion USD and more or less helps Miss World avoid criticisms of objectifying women.

Since 2015, Julia Morley decided to remove the swimsuit competition from the final stage. She is considered to have created a turning point for the beauty industry, so that the evaluation of women is not simply by their flashy appearance or body curves.

Miss International President - Akemi Shimomura

Miss International - Miss International was born in 1960, was held for the first time in the US and went to China. But in its more than 60 existences, most of the time Miss International takes place in Japan and is also owned by the Miss Paris Group.

Miss International President is Miss Paris Group CEO - Ms. Akemi Shimomura. Unlike the president of other beauty pageants, Ms. Akemi Shimomura is a private businesswoman. This powerful woman now runs more than 150 beauty salons across Japan, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, and training schools.

Akemi Shimomura herself is also the inspiration that makes the difference of Miss International. She initiated the International Women's Entrepreneurs Forum within the framework of Miss International, which revolved around discussions about the role of women in the business world.

Recently, beauty fans spread the news that Miss International may soon have a new owner, but no source has confirmed.

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