According to Ines Ligron the Miss Japan National Director, Miss Egypt has displayed less than queenly behaviour during the recent Miss Universe pageant. Ines has written the following in her blog...
"Gossip of the day: Miss Egypt is a real pain in the neck; she slapped Riyo backstage when by mistake she stepped on her dress. Then she was horrified when she realized she just had slapped Miss Universe! LOL She was saying –“I am sorry I did not know that it was you!!”… Riyo told her: “it is okay, but you should not do that anyway to anyone, this is not really nice”. She was mortified. Also she shares the room with is Canada and she smokes cigarettes after cigarettes and Miss Canada asked her kindly to pls go outside when she wishes to smoke. She turned around and said: “why? This is MY room?!” Nice girl indeed! Sometimes I wonder why this kind of girl bothers to come here..."
Ms Ligron did not state the kind of slap dealt to the current Miss Universe Riyo Mori by Miss Egypt Yara Naoum, but I gather it was not more than a slap to the shoulder due to frustration and a knee-jerk reaction, otherwise Yara would be sent home. True it was a rude and vulgar action, but given the stress these girls are under and the fact that Miss Egypt is there alone with no one to support her, did she deserve the "Sometimes I wonder why this kind of girl bothers to come here"?; We all know the catty behaviour that occurs backstage during these competitions, do you believe Miss Egypt was unfairly singled out?...
Bear in mind that the current MU hails from Japan, so her godly behaviour could have been exaggerated. I cannot make up my mind on this one, I kind of feel sorry for Miss Egypt yet at the same time wonder if she should have behaved in a more ladylike manner, especially in regards to the smoking.
Next monday a new Miss Universe will be crowned.... good luck to all contestants!!
New Crown For Miss Universe 2008 a new crown was unveiled. Valued at $120 thousand dollars, it is made of 18K white and yellow gold. It is comprised of over 1,000 precious stones; including 555 white diamonds (30 carats), 375 cognac diamonds (14 carats), 10 smoky quartz crystals (20 carats) and 19 morganite gemstones (60 carats). The colors of the jewels chosen for the crown have great significance: The yellow luster of the gold represents the prosperous thriving economy in Vietnam. White, light pink and cognac are the main hues in the crown which represent inspiration and feeling. Each piece was designed to represent an important attribute of the pageant. The curves of inlaid precious stones represent the strong development and potential of each country. The image of the crane (Lac Bird) symbolizes Vietnamese spirit and culture. The image of the heart represents unified breath, rhythm and vision, which are powerful internal forces that stress faith, hope and unity. The crown will only be awarded as part of the contest this year, with the original Mikimoto design being awarded again next year.[
Miss Venezuela, Dayana Mendoza Crowned MISS UNIVERSE (R) 2008 During Live NBC Telecast on July 13th
Last update: 11:59 p.m. EDT July 13, 2008
NEW YORK, July 13, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- This evening, during one of the year's most exciting live international television events, a star-studded panel of judges chose Miss Venezuela, Dayana Mendoza, as MISS UNIVERSE(R) 2008 live from the Crown Convention Center in Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa, Vietnam. Ms. Mendoza is 22 years-old and her career ambition is to become an Interior Designer. She also enjoys photography and is interested in advertising.....
I am sure that most guys would love to get lost with her in the Amazonas!
I personally find her stunning and I am happy that another Latinamerican woman has won!!
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They are all attractive. These contests are more for advertisements than saying one nationality is more attractive than another. I love that Miss. Egypt pull a b**ch slap.
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Miss Venezuela is absolutely stunning for what i saw last night on tv transmission. From the start the looked as the winner.
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i would expect an egyptian girl to act like that. wherever there are egyptians there are many fights...i.e ES.
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Let us not generalize and say that all Egy girls act like that, but it was a negative behaviour. what if she have behaved in a more ladylike manner?? at east will give a good impression about herself and her country
quote:Originally posted by Momma Dukes: i would expect an egyptian girl to act like that. wherever there are egyptians there are many fights...i.e ES.
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