Chelsea Manalo, post niya na pamamaalam bilang Miss Universe Philippines, puno ng pasasalamat

- Chelsea Manalo ends her Miss Universe Philippines reign with a heartfelt message

- She expressed her gratitude and reflected on her journey of inspiration and growth

- Chelsea was the first Filipino of African descent to win the title and championed OFWs’ children and indigenous communities

- She was also crowned as the first-ever Miss Universe Asia and Best National Costume winner

Chelsea Manalo, the crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2024, recently shared a heartfelt message on her Instagram account, signaling the end of her reign.

Her words, filled with gratitude and reflection, resonated deeply with her followers and the pageant community.

In her post, Chelsea expressed that her journey as Miss Universe Philippines was more than just holding a title; it was a profound responsibility and a remarkable opportunity to inspire and grow.

Throughout her time as queen, Chelsea had the privilege of connecting with countless individuals and was given a significant platform to champion causes close to her heart.

She emphasized the importance of representing not only herself but also the community she deeply cherishes.

From the dazzling moments under the bright lights of the stage to the genuine connections forged behind the scenes, each experience served as a stepping stone in her evolution as a woman and as a leader.

While her reign as Miss Universe Philippines has concluded, Chelsea made it clear that her personal journey of growth and inspiration is far from over.

She affirmed that the invaluable lessons learned, the cherished memories created, and the lasting friendships formed during her time as queen will remain with her.

She extended her sincere gratitude to everyone who contributed to making her experience unforgettable.

The comments section of Chelsea’s post quickly filled with messages of love and support from fellow beauty queens, personalities, and fans.

Many expressed their pride in her achievements and impact as Miss Universe Philippines and later as Miss Universe Asia.

Heart emojis and words of admiration flooded her page, highlighting the positive influence she had during her reign.

Chelsea made history as the first Filipino of African descent to win the Miss Universe Philippines title, a victory celebrated as a significant step towards embracing diverse Filipino beauty.

Her representation at the Miss Universe 2024 pageant in Mexico was also remarkable. She not only made it to the Top 30 but was also crowned the first-ever Miss Universe Asia, a newly introduced title celebrating continental queens.

Additionally, she won the Best National Costume award for her intricate “Hiraya” ensemble, showcasing the rich culture and heritage of the Philippines.

Her journey was marked by her advocacy for the welfare of children of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and her efforts to support the education and empowerment of the indigenous Dumagat people.

Chelsea’s reign was characterized by her grace, authenticity, and a quiet strength that endeared her to many.

As she passes on the crown, her legacy as a transformative figure who championed inclusivity and meaningful causes will undoubtedly continue to inspire future generations.

Chelsea Manalo is a beauty queen and model from Bulacan. She rose to fame after winning the 2024 Miss Universe Philippines pageant, where over 50 contestants competed. She represented the country at the Miss Universe 2024 pageant in Mexico. She is truly a crowd favorite and has worked hard to earn the prestigious title as the MUPH 2024.

About five months ago, Miss Universe Asia 2024 Chelsea Manalo brought another pride to the Philippines. She was declared the winner of the Best National Costume award weeks after the pageant's coronation night. The international pageant announced the news today by sharing a video compilation of the award's Top 3. It can be recalled that the during the pageant's national costume show, the Pinay beauty queen donned a meaningful costume called "Hiraya" designed by Manny Halasan.

Around the same time, the Miss Universe Philippines Organization released a statement regarding pageant vlogger Adam Genato's viral remarks about Chelsea Manalo. In the statement issued on Friday, the organization stressed that Adam's commentary about Chelsea was "unfair, insensitive, hurtful, and dismissive of her accomplishments." The organization said it does not tolerate bullying and irresponsible vlogging. Adam later shared a video where he sincerely apologized to the Pinay beauty queen and the organization.

Source: KAMI.com.gh