Sharing with you now the closed-door interview Videos of two of the Top 3 in the 71st Miss Universe plus Misses Puerto Rico, Colombia and Spain.
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I really admired Miss Spain’s interview. No wonder she made the cut. She spoke with such vulnerability and honesty, such frankness and strength, it’s as if she was speaking to an intimate friend about life’s challenges. She even mentioned her experiences in the Philippines.
@scorg
VANESSA
This preliminary interview sealed the fate of Miss USA in the competetion. She is transformational leadership personified. She is an excellent speaker. Her authenticity and spontaneity were evident throughout the interview.
Honestly, it is time for all of us to move on. I think I am the only one who is not interested to see what happened during the preliminary interview. Whatever happened in New Orleans should stay in New Orleans. Most of the contestants are English their secondary language and they have their own regional accent while speaking in English. I can tell that Miss Universe 2022 have obviousTexan accent. We should applause not to criticize and appreciate that this ladies express their opinion to their best ablities the questions of the judges.
RBonney became the bridge between the time when Pinas ended the MU semis streak and the time when Pinas will restart the streak again in MU2023 ……………………………..& & what a Bridge she is , a Texan with Pinas heritage won the MU crown for her Papa’s motherland and her Mama’s homeland …
Let us reinvigorate the MU machine starting now to screen the best of the best MUP 2023 contestants … just select a dozen uber quality ladies to compete for one crown , no more of these subcrowns … the other 11 should all be declared runners up , ready to step forward at a moment’s notice if the need arises
Now I now why R’Bonney stands out from the crowd: her articulacy and candor casually brings out her intellectual depth and core values– and they silently scream “transformational leadership”!
@scorg, and an active post is suddenly blasted off to the Milky Way
@Cool Brew, what do you mean by that?
@scorg, whatever happened to that now deleted post where we discussed the chances of an MUP also ran
@Cool Brew, I don’t recall that particular discussion. You’re the SEO practitioner, you must have a way of remembering. What issue was the subject matter? Did you mean it was deleted? And now, an “active post is suddenly blasted off to the Milky Way”?
Vanessa
@Cool Brew, no comment. It’s editorial prerogative by Admin, hehe.
Baka iniedit pa nang mabuti kay Celeste para di halatang sinabotahe.
Matalino si USA can be traced on her roots. His father migrated for a scholarship program.
This more than explains why USA
She is a million miles away from her next competition
Sana ilabas na nila Yung interview ni Celeste para magtigil na Ang mga vacklashesss sa kadadakdak.
I am afraid to see Celeste’s , rather I am afraid to hear it …. I know how her voice gets shaky when she talks a little bit faster than normal…
Hwag na Bong mapapahiya ka lang
“I really love my mom and she is a leader” thing hahahhaha
Ayan nag stick sya to being relatable as everyone was saying including her trainors, vloggers and even fans like Ana Winter-Lund.
Mananalo daw si Celeste dahil napaka relatable ng mga sinasabi family, mom, dad whateva!