Fans of Miss Dominican Republic and Miss Venezuela, disappointed in Miss Universe 2022

Miss Universe 2022 is R’Bonney Gabriel, 28-year-old American, according to the election last Saturday, January 14. That hasn’t stopped some of the fans from expressing their discontent in the place that congregates them all, social networks.

Some shared the video in which a circle of pageant officials, photographers and videographers led by Miss Universe owner Anne Jakkaphong take Miss USA away for a one-on-one shoot, a group of contestants gather around the second runner-up, Miss Dominican Republic, Andreína Martínezto cheer you up.

Dominican TV presenter Bray Vargas shared a video in which he assured that the other candidates knew that Martínez had to win, and that is why they reacted that way. “The companions and the public know who the real queen was. The greatest crown is satisfaction.”

The Dominican was one of the favorites, and in fact, she reached the top 3, something that was not enough for her followers, who did not understand how she did not get to receive the crown, since the last question was how to promote Miss Universe as an empowering and progressive organization, and she spoke out in favor of women’s rights, among them, helping girls to study, instead of turning them into mothers or wives.

In previous stages of the contest, Martínez spoke openly in favor of one of those rights, that of abortion. One of the most impressed with the Dominican beauty was the American rapper Cardi B. And seeing that he did not win, he also published his disbelief. “How?” she asked, along with a selfie.

the hobby of Amanda Dudamel, first runner-up and Miss Venezuela, He also had a lot to say, because they felt their representative was a favorite, and they could not cope with the shock of seeing that he was in second place.

Some affirmed that they felt “robbed”, they remembered previous editions of Miss Universe that left them a similar experience, and even they invoked the Argentine producer Bizarrap for a session dedicated to the beauty contest.

The international site of experts Missology had to admit in a tweet that her prediction that Miss Venezuela would win did not come true.

Even so, some users argued that Miss United States did not respect the time allotted for her response, and that her words did not carry the weight of those of Miss Venezuela. “I really want to know what they considered to make her Miss Universe, no one understands this result,” someone wrote. “How can she win the only one she couldn’t answer in the time limit?” someone else asked.

R’Bonney Gabriel explained that she has been sewing for 13 years and believes that fashion can be a force for good; she has taught women survivors of human trafficking and domestic violenceand understands that investing in them and planting in them is a way to transform them and be vehicles for change.

But his answer was not enough to convince the supporters of the Latin Americans.

Some were so disappointed with the result that they invoked the presenter of previous years, Steve Harvey, precisely because of his history of changing the result at the last minute. But Harvey couldn’t help them, as he was succeeded this year by Miss Universe 2012 Olivia Culpo and TV host Jeannie Mai Jenkins.

However, not everything was critical. the half filipino Manila Bulletin got a take of the father of Miss United States, Remigio R’Bon Gabriel, who emigrated from the Philippines in his youth, watching his daughter receive the crown from the outgoing queen, Harnaaz Sandhu. The new Miss Universe has thanked her father’s compatriots for their support, saying that “Filipino blood is very strong.” (AND)