Who won the Miss World 2025 crown? Final result and who is the new beauty queen

The 108 most beautiful women on the planet will be present at Miss World 2025, which will take place this Saturday, May 31 (12 p.m. ET / 9 a.m. PT) at the Hitex Convention Center in Hyderabad, India. Want to know who won the Miss World Blue Crown? Here we tell you all the details about the new pageant queen, who will replace Czech Krystynà Pyszkôvá, winner of the 2024 edition.

Follow the results of the 79th Miss World 2025 LIVE with the new queen of the Blue Crown, valued at 2 million pounds ($2.5 million).

Among the favorites for Miss World 2025, we have Francisca Lavandero (Chile), Valeria Nicole Pérez (Puerto Rico), Opal Suchata (Thailand), Jéssica Pedroso (Brazil), Olga Chávez (Bolivia), Agathe Cauet (), Issie Princesse (Cameroon), Jasmine Stringer (Australia), Maryely Leal (Mexico) and Zoalize Jansen (South Africa).

Other Latina candidates competing in the Miss World pageant are Guadalope Alomar (Argentina), Catalina Quintero (Colombia), Sandra Alvarado (Ecuador), Sofía Estupinián (El Salvador), Jeymi Escobedo (Guatemala), Izza Sevilla (Honduras), Virmania Rodríguez (Nicaragua), Karol Rodríguez (Panama), Yanina Gómez (Paraguay), Staisy Huamansisa (Peru), and Mayra Delgado (Dominican Republic).

Miss World 2025 can be watched LIVE, DIRECTLY, and FREE on the Miss World YouTube channel. Alternatively, you can follow the pageant on the official website: www.missworld.com.

Who won Miss World 2025? Miss World Live Results

Here are the results for Miss World 2025:

• Miss World 2025: Thailand – Suchata Chuangsri
• First runner-up: Ethiopia – Hasset Dereje assu
• Top 3 Finalist: Poland – Maja Klajda
• Top 4 Finalist: Martinique – Aurélie Joachim
• Top 4: Ethiopia – Hasset Dereje assu
• Top 4: Martinique – Aurélie Joachim
• Top 4: Poland – Maja Klajda
• Top 4: Thailand – Suchata Chuangsri
• Top 8: Brazil – Jéssica Pedroso
• Top 8: Namibia – Selma Kamanya
• Top 8: Philippines – Krishnah Gravidez
• Top 8: Ukraine – Maria Melnychenko
• Top 20: Argentina-Guadalupe Alomar
• Top 20: Australia – Jasmine Stringer
• Top 20: Brazil – Jéssica Pedroso
• Top 20: Cameroon – Issie Princesse
• Top 20: Ethiopia – Hasset Dereje assu
• Top 20: India – Nandini Gupta
• Top 20: Ireland – Jasmine Gerhardt
• Top 20: Italy – Chiara Esposito
• Top 20: Lebanon – Nada Koussa
• Top 20: Martinique – Aurélie Joachim
• Top 20: Namibia – Selma Kamanya
• Top 20: Nigeria – Joy Mojisola Raimi
• Top 20: Philippines – Krishnah Gravidez
• Top 20: Poland – Maja Klajda
• Top 20: Puerto Rico – Valeria Pérez
• Top 20: Thailand – Suchata Chuangsri
• Top 20: Tunisia – Lamis Redissi
• Top 20: Ukraine – Maria Melnychenko
• Top 20: United States – Athenna Crosby
• Top 20: Wales – Millie-Mae Adams
• Top 40: Belgium – Karen Jansen
• Top 40: Botswana – Anicia Gaothusi
• Top 40: Dominican Republic – Mayra Delgado
• Top 40: Estonia - Eliise Randmaa
• Top 40: Haiti – Christée Guirand
• Top 40: Indonesia – Monica Kezia Sembiring
• Top 40: Jamaica – Tahje Bennett
• Top 40: Lebanon – Nada Koussa
• Top 40: Malaysia – Saroop Roshi
• Top 40: Montenegro – Andrea Nikolić
• Top 40: New Zealand – Samantha Poole
• Top 40: Northern Ireland – Hannah Johns
• Top 40: Panama – Karol Rodríguez
• Top 40: Philippines – Krishnah Gravidez
• Top 40: Serbia – Aleksandra Rutovic
• Top 40: Somalia – Zainab Jama
• Top 40: Thailand – Suchata Chuangsri
• Top 40: Trinidad and Tobago – Anna-Lise Nanton
• Top 40: Türkiye – İdil Bilgen
• Top 40: Uganda – Natasha Nyonyozi
• Top 40: Vietnam – Huỳnh Trần Ý Nhi
• Top 40: Zambia – Fe Bwalya
• Top 40: Zimbabwe – Courtney Jongwe

All the Miss World 2025 candidates

• Albania: Elona Ndrecaj (22)
• : Silvia Dörre Sánchez (28)
• Angola: Núria Assis (30)
• Argentina: Guadalope Alomar (20)
• Armenia: Adrine Achemyan (19)
• Australia: Jasmine Stringer (27)
• Bangladesh: Aklima Atika Konika (26)
• Belgium: Karen Jensen (23)
• Belize: Shayari Morataya (23)
• Burma: Khisa Khin (17)
• Bolivia: Olga Chávez (21)
• Bosnia and Herzegovina: Ena Adrović (21)
• Botswana: Anicia Gaothusi (22)
• Brazil: Jéssica Pedroso (24)
• Bulgaria: Teodora Miltenova (24)
• Cambodia: Julia Russell (18)
• Cameroon: Issie Princesse (22)
• Canada: Emma Morrison (24)
• Chile: Francisca Lavandero (23)
• China: Wanting Liu (21)
• Colombia: Catalina Quintero (24)
• Ivory Coast: Fatoumata Coulibaly (20)
• Croatia: Tomislava Dukić (26)
• Curacao: Shubrainy Dams (23)
• Ecuador: Sandra Alvarado (24)
• El Salvador: Sofía Estupinián (25)
• Scotland: Amy Scott (24)
• Slovenia: Alida Tomanič (20)
• Spain: Corina Mrazek (22)
• United States: Athenna Crosby (26)
• Estonia: Eliise Randmaa (24)
• Ethiopia: Hasset Dereje (19)
• : Agathe Cauet (26)
• Finland: Sofia Singh
• Philippines: Krishnah Gravidez (24)
• Wales: Millie Mae-Adams (22)
• Ghana: Jutta Pokuah (20)
• Gibraltar: Shania Ballester (19)
• Greece: Stella Michailidou (23)
• Guadeloupe: Noémie Milne (26)
• Guatemala: Jeymi Escobedo (18)
• Guinea: Kadiatou Savané (25)
• Equatorial Guinea: Estela Nguema (23)
• Guyana: Zalika Samuels (21)
• Haiti: Christee Guirand (24)
• Honduras: Izza Sevilla (18)
• Hungary: Andrea Katzenbach (23)
• India: Nandini Gupta (20)
• Indonesia: Monica Sembiring (22)
• England: Charlotte Grant (25)
• Ireland: Jasmine Gerhardt (25)
• Northern Ireland: Hannah Johns (25)
• Cayman Islands: Jada Ramoon (26)
• Italy: Chiara Esposito (21)
• Jamaica: Tahje Bennett (24)
• Japan: Kiata Tomita (27)
• Kazakhstan: Sabina Idrissova (22)
• Kenya: Grace Ramtu (25)
• Kyrgyzstan: Aijan Chanacheva (26)
• Latvia: Maria Mishurova (17)
• Lebanon: Nada Koussa (26)
• North Macedonia: Charna Nevzati (20)
• Madagascar: Cyria Temagnombe (22)
• Malaysia: Saroop Roshi (26)
• Malta: Martine Cutajar (25)
• Martinique: Aurélie Joachim (27)
• Mauritius: Wenna Rumnah (22)
• Mexico: Maryely Leal (28)
• Moldova: Anghelina Chitaica (22)
• Mongolia: Erdenesuvd Batyabar (22)
• Montenegro: Andrea Nikolic (21)
• Namibia: Selma Kamanya (28)
• Nepal: Srichchha Pradhan (25)
• Nicaragua: Virmania Rodríguez (23)
• Nigeria: Raimi Mojisola (24)
• Norway: Nikoline Andresen (22)
• New Zealand: Samantha Poole (22)
• Netherlands: Jane Knoester (19)
• Panama: Karol Rodríguez (22)
• Paraguay: Yanina Gómez (27)
• Peru: Staisy Huamansisa (20)
• Poland: Maja Klajda (21)
• Portugal: Maria Amélia Baptista (26)
• Puerto Rico: Valeria Pérez (23)
• Czech Republic: Adéla Stroffeková (22)
• Dominican Republic: Mayra Delgado (23)
• Romania: Alexandra Cătălin (23)
• Senegal: Mame Fame Gaye (24)
• Serbia: Aleksandra Rutović (25)
• Sierra Leone: Lachaeveh Davies (23)
• Singapore: Katerina Delvina (28)
• Somalia: Zainab Jama (23)
• Sri Lanka: Anudi Gunasekara (24)
• South Africa: Zoalize van Rensburg (19)
• South Sudan: Ayom Tito Mathiech (24)
• Sweden: Isabelle Ahs (20)
• Suriname: Chenella Rozendaal (21)
• Thailand: Suchata Chuangsri (22)
• Togo: Nathalie Yao-Amuama (21)
• Trinidad and Tobago: Anna-Lise Nanton (23)
• Tunisia: Lamis Redissi (23)
• Türkiye: İdil Bilgen (24)
• Uganda: Natasha Nyonyozi (23)
• Ukraine: Maria Melnychenko (20)
• Venezuela: Valeria Cannavó (24)
• Vietnam: Huỳnh Trần Ý Nhi (22)
• Zambia: Faith Bwalya (24)
• Zimbabwe: Courtney Jongwe (23)

SOBRE EL AUTOR

Noé Yactayo

Periodista y SEO, escribe para Depor, Gestión y Mag del diario El Comercio. Tras pasar por Mi Bundesliga, La República y Líbero, aporta 12 años de experiencia en coberturas y análisis de noticias relacionadas al deporte, espectáculos, tecnología, actualidad y política para el público latino en EE.UU., México y España.