Most of those who felt Amanda Dudamel would win the evening were unhappy with R’Bonney Gabriel’s victory as Miss Universe 2022.
The new pageant owner, Anne Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip, now owns Miss USA and Miss Teen USA; therefore, everyone assumes the Filipino-American victory was a scam.
On Twitter, the Thai woman claims to own both competitions, suggesting Gabriel’s crown was already on before the contest.
Several American contestants claimed “favoritism” for Gabriel’s win.
Gabriel’s competitors also questioned her triumph since a beauty treatment shop that offered the winner a price advertised to Gabriel less than 24 hours after she won.
Gabriel appeared in a NIZUC spa ad 24 hours after winning the Miss USA pageant, leading other contenders to believe the process was rigged.
Forbes magazine estimates Anne Jakapong Jakrajutatip’s net worth at 170 million dollars.
She owns the Miss Universe organization.
Life Inspired For Transsexual Foundation (LIFT) founder Anne JKN advocates for transgender rights. She appears on national TV often. She became Miss Universe while CEO and executive chairman of JKN Global Group Public Company Limited.
She hosts “Project Runway,” a fashion reality show. Anne JKN has wanted to buy the world’s top beauty contest for years to promote her firm.
Anne JKN paid $20 million for Miss Universe. With over 71 years of history, the Miss Universe Organization manages over 500 million pageants worldwide.
“MUO creates and provides a safe platform for women to express their stories and generate impact,” its website states. It welcomes all ethnicities, backgrounds, and religions.
