Is an African woman going to be crowned as Miss Universe 2009? Well, guess thats one question most African's asked themselves and may be each other as the great day for the crowning of the 2009/2010 Miss Universe drew neaere...well, maybe we don't have to wonder anymore right? Stephenia Fernendez from Venezuela has emerged as the Miss Universe 2009.
No doubt, Our African beauty queens have been performing well so far, Well, just may be, we need to ask the countries who have been producing winner's constantly what theh secret is ...but wait a minute, if they tell us the secret, what happens to them? Will they rather give u the secret that will really put us ahead of them? Well, that we will wait to find out...
No doubt, Our African beauty queens have been performing well so far, Well, just may be, we need to ask the countries who have been producing winner's constantly what theh secret is ...but wait a minute, if they tell us the secret, what happens to them? Will they rather give u the secret that will really put us ahead of them?
Stefania Fernandez became the sixth Venezuelan to win the Miss Universe title at a ceremony Sunday night at the Atlantis Paradise Island resort in Nassau, Bahamas.This is the first time in the Miss Universe competition that a candidate from the country that won the year before has been crowned the most beautiful woman on the planet.
After two hours of entertainment, emotion and nerves, Miss Venezuela won out over another Latin girl, the Dominican Ada Aimee de la Cruz, 23, a dazzling beauty who in the end was chosen as first runner-up.
The representative of Kosovo, 18-year-old Gona Dragusha, was second runner-up. Next came the third runner-up, Australia’s Rachael Finch, 21, while fourth was another Latin American, Miss Puerto Rico, Mayra Matos Perez, 20.
The three representatives of Spanish-speaking countries managed to come through the test of the semifinals and continued to show Latin beauties’ dominance of the Miss Universe contest.
The new Miss Universe will have a New York apartment for her use during her reign and will receive a scholarship worth $100,000 to study at the New York Film Academy, plus an annual salary.
The many gifts included an entire wardrobe of bathing suits and evening gowns designed by Puerto Rican modiste Carlos Alberto Otero, who designed the cocktail dress that the misses wore at the opening of the finals.
Throughout the Miss Universe contest’s 57-year history, the greatest number of victories have gone to the United States with a total of seven winners, followed by Venezuela with six crowns and Puerto Rico with five.
This is the first time for the Bahamas to host the Miss Universe beauty contest, property of U.S. magnate Donald Trump and the NBC Universal television network.
Imperial Ballroom Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas...Where it all happened.
Will get pictures from the event soon!
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