Do you know who is going to be Miss Universe 2023 in America? If not, this Saturday, November 18, the 72nd edition of the most important beauty pageant at the global level will take place.
El Salvador is going to host this big event. This ceremony will be held at the National Gymnasium Jose Adolfo Pineda located in the country’s capital San Salvador, whose live telecast will start at 8 o’clock. Additionally, it can be watched live at 5:00 PM ET/PM PT and from the United States.
The United States will be represented in this Miss Universe pageant for the 2023 edition by Noelia Voigt, a young Venezuelan-American.
Who is Miss USA Noelia Voigt?
Noelia Voigt is a 24-year-old model of Venezuelan-American origin. Born in Florida, United States, she is originally from Venezuela. If we go by her social media posts, we will know that she, Voigt, has been participating and winning beauty pageants for almost a decade. Apart from participating in and winning beauty pageants, Noelia is also noted for her achievements primarily in volleyball and interior design. Apart from being a writer, she is the author of the children’s anti-bullying book ‘Maddie the Brave’ and also works as a social worker.
All you need to know is how to vote for Noelia Voigt at Miss Universe 2023.
At Miss Universe 2023, fans of the pageant can cast their votes for their favorite contestant to advance to the semi-finals. For this, first of all, you have to go to the MissUnivers.com website and choose your favorite candidate. Additionally, you can cast your vote through the official contest app available on Android and Apple.
The most important thing you need to keep in mind is that voting for your favorite contestant is not a free activity at all, as each vote has a cost. Voting packages range from $1 for three votes to $199.99 for a thousand votes.
Noelia Voigt
This time Voigt replaced 2022 Miss USA, Morgan Romano of North Carolina. And before that, Romano herself took the title from R’Bonnie Gabriel of Texas, who was crowned Miss Universe 2022 in January.
Before that, there was an allegation of rigging the title of Miss America. Gabriel, Stewart, and other officials denied these allegations. “There were no unfair advantages and nothing was rigged,” Gabriel told E! News at the time, while Stewart said in a statement, “The last thing I would ever want to do is discredit contestants or deprive them of an equal opportunity to compete fairly. I am determined to fulfill my dreams of running an organization that empowers these young women.” I will never put you in danger.”
In this way, along with dismissing other allegations, the dignity of the Miss America contest was maintained.
