The new Miss Universe 2025 refuses to return the crown, the family is frustrated

The Miss Universe 2025 contest has just ended, but the controversy surrounding the new Miss Fatima Bosch and the future of the organization shows no signs of stopping.

Fatima was crowned in the congratulations of Mexican fans, but immediately faced a wave of doubts about "buying the award" and being "cleared" to step into the top position.

Side stories, rumors and accusations appeared more and more, making her victory full of turbulence.

In recently circulated articles, some information suggests that the Fatima Bosch family has a business connection with the president of the Miss Universe organization.

There is even a suspicion that the chairman's son once said that Fatima's coronation would benefit their business. Such rumors quickly create a strong wave of discussion, especially on social networks, where the audience can easily access information and share personal views. The power of the online community has caused the allegations to spread to the point that many people see them as fact.

Fatima Bosch later directly denied all rumors. The beauty affirmed that she did not buy the prize, did not have any personal relationship with the organizers and completely relied on her ability to advance to the crown.

She said that she had tried hard like many other contestants, there was no reason to give up the title just because of baseless accusations.

Specifically, when asked by a reporter if she ever thought about giving up the title, Fatima replied: "Of course not because I deserve the crown. Everyone has talked a lot, but I reiterate that I have tried like all the other contestants. We overcame the challenge at the competition and I was the winner. Why should I give up on something that I've tried and done so well?

You don't have to give up because you've worked hard, put your heart and soul into your work. That's very unfair. Once the truth is clear, you don't have to defend yourself. However, when you speak up, it's also important. I would like to affirm that everything people say about me is false."

Fatima's father also spoke out, saying he had only met the Miss Universe president for the first time at an event on September 13 and that any reports that his family had a business relationship with the organizers were false. Her family also said they were hurt when they were attacked with slanderous messages, even threats from some social media accounts.

Fatima's case became more serious when placed in the context that the Miss Universe organization was going through a period of financial crisis and a change in ownership structure.

In 2025, Miss Universe will continuously become the focus of attention because of a series of debt scandals, fraud and share disputes. These issues are mainly related to former chairwoman Anne, who once claimed to own the organization but had great difficulties in operating and paying its debts. It is this crisis that has opened up the possibility that Miss Universe is about to change hands.

The latest information says that a Thai media company has signed a preliminary agreement to acquire the rights to Miss Universe. At the same time, Iranian-American businessman Patrick Bet David is also said to be in talks to take over the management of the organization.

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