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Miss Universe Philippines 2025
Ahtisa Manalo
DateMay 2, 2025
Presenters
Entertainment
ThemeLove Above All
VenueSM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay
BroadcasterYouTube
Entrants66
Placements24
Withdrawals
WinnerAhtisa Manalo
Quezon
Best National Costume
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video icon Miss Universe Philippines 2025 THE PRELIMINARIES
video icon Miss Universe Philippines 2025 National Costume Showcase
video icon Miss Universe Philippines 2025 PRELIMINARY INTERVIEWS

Miss Universe Philippines 2025 was the sixth edition of the Miss Universe Philippines pageant, held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, on May 2, 2025. It was the first pageant held under the national directorship of Ariella Arida.

Outgoing titleholder Chelsea Manalo of Bulacan crowned Ahtisa Manalo of Quezon at the end of the event. She will represent the Philippines at the Miss Universe 2025 pageant, to be held on November 21, 2025, in Thailand.

The contest was broadcast on the YouTube channel of Empire Philippines and was presented by Xian Lim, Gabbi Garcia, Erika Kristensen-Lee, and Tim Yap. James Reid and Marlo Mortel performed in the event.

Background

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On February 15, 2025, Ariella Arida, Miss Universe Philippines 2013, was designated as the national director of the pageant after the incumbent director, Shamcey Supsup-Lee, launched a bid for councilor in the 2025 Pasig local elections.[1][2] The pageant announced that Arida's role as national director will emphasize the training and development of its competitors.[3]

SM Mall of Asia Arena, the venue for the pageant

Selection of participants

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Contestants from sixty-nine localities were selected to compete for the title through the pageant's Accredited Partners. The competitors were confirmed and introduced during a press presentation at the Makati Shangri-La, Manila, on February 15, 2025.[4]

Debuts and returns

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This edition marked the debut of Basey, Butuan, Dipolog, Guipos, Iligan, Kalibo, Los Baños, Negros Occidental, Samar,[5] Sultan Kudarat,[6] Tandag, and Tarlac.[7] Additionally, this edition featured the returns of Camarines Sur, Muntinlupa, and Oriental Mindoro, which all last competed in 2020; Angeles City and Romblon which both last competed in 2021;[8] and Isabela, Lapu-Lapu City, Parañaque, and San Fernando, Cebu, which last competed in 2023.[9]

For the first time in the pageant's run, representatives of Filipino communities from Australia, Eastern Canada, England, Florida, Great Britain, Hawaii, Melbourne, New Jersey, New York, Northern California, Pennsylvania, San Francisco, Sydney, Southern California, Virginia, Washington, and Western Canada, are required to represent a locality in the Philippines. As a result, candidates from these communities will each represent two localities.[10]

Withdrawals and replacements

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Before the press presentation on February 15, two local titleholders relinquished their titles: Krizza Yco of Pampanga, to prioritize her studies;[11] and Faith Genobaten of Dipolog, for personal reasons.[12] They were succeeded by Rhancoise Mayangitan and Jazzle Iba, respectively.[13]

Out of the 69 contestants subsequently confirmed, nine announced their withdrawal before the coronation night: Chella Falconer of Cebu, Maica Martinez of Cabanatuan, KC Joy Defiesta of Zamboanga City, Princess Ryla Fernandez of Alberta, Canada, Kriezl Jane Torres of Bukidnon, Hanna Michelle Gilmore of Los Angeles,[14] Stefanie Przewodnik of Mandaue, Jamaica Long of Palawan, and Ybonne Ortega of Sindangan.[15]

Princess Nanda Ibrahim was initially set to represent Dapitan, but she resigned from her local title and was instead appointed as the candidate for Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur.[citation needed] Irish Raine Sescon was originally going to represent Pagadian, but she also resigned her local title and was appointed as the candidate for Ozamiz instead.[citation needed]

Location and date

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On March 13, the organization scheduled the finals for May 2.[16] The pageant will be held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay for the fourth consecutive year.[17]

Results

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Placements

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Map of the participating localities and the placements of their respective delegates.
Placement Contestant[18]
Miss Universe Philippines 2025
1st Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
Top 6
Top 12
  • Baguio – Gwendoline Meliz Soriano
  • Bohol – Tyra Rae Goldman
  • Iligan – Juliana Fresado
  • Laguna – Eloisa Jauod
  • Pasay – Amanda Russo
  • Quirino – Bianca Ysabella Rei Ylanan §
Top 24

^‡ Automatically qualified as a semifinalist after winning the "Bingo Plus Fan Vote"
^§ Automatically qualified as a semifinalist, as the Top 3 of the "Piña PH Fan Vote"
^∆ Automatically qualified as a semifinalist after winning the "Choicely Fan Vote"

Appointments

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Shortly after the coronation night, the remaining top 6 delegates were given the choice to represent the country in three international beauty pageants.[19]

Title Contestant International Placement
The Miss Philippines Supranational 2026 TBD – Miss Supranational 2026
The Miss Philippines Eco International 2026 TBD – Miss Eco International 2026
The Miss Philippines Cosmo 2025 TBD – Miss Cosmo 2025

Special Awards

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A few hours after the coronation night, the Miss Universe Philippines organization announced the Top 5 winners of the National Costume competition. This year's competition showcase takes on the theme of mythical creatures, where the contestants were encouraged to take inspiration from creatures or individuals from Philippine mythology and folklore.[20][21]

Award Contestant/s
Best National Costume
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Award Contestant
Miss Jell Life
Miss Clinique De Paris
Miss Aqua Boracay
Miss Wuling
Miss Wendy’s
Miss SOEN
Miss Zion
Miss Jewelmer
Miss Hello Glow
Miss Vitress
Miss Urban Smiles
Miss iColor
Miss Glutalipo
Hello Glow Body
Miss Buscopan Venus
Miss Mags (Face of Mags)
Zonrox Colorsafe
Miss Glam Photogenic
Glutalipo People’s Choice

Pageant

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Format

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The preliminary competition was held at the Newport Performing Arts Theater at the Newport World Resorts (pictured in 2012).

The results of the preliminary competition, held on April 28, 2025, at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Pasay, determined the first 19 semifinalists. The event evaluated the 66 delegates in the swimsuit and evening gown segments, along with closed-door interviews. [23] Five additional delegates advanced through fan vote challenges—three through Pina Beauty, one via BingoPlus, and one via the Miss Universe Philippines app—bringing the total number of semifinalists to 24, an increase of four from the previous edition.[24]

During the coronation night, the semifinalists competed in the swimsuit competition, after which the field was narrowed to 12. Afterward, the twelve competed in the evening gown round, from which five finalists were selected, along with one more delegate selected through the Pina Beauty Fan Vote, creating a total of six finalists.[25] The finalists then competed in the question-and-answer portion, where Miss Universe Philippines 2025 was ultimately crowned.[26]

Selection committee

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The panel of judges for the pageant consisted of:[citation needed]

  • Mia Arcenas-Branellec – founder of Mia Arcenas Atelier, and wife of Jacques Branellec, the chief executive officer of Jewelmer
  • Celeste Cortesi – Miss Universe Philippines 2022 and founder of lip-care brand Azul
  • Ralph Figueroa Delas Alas – chief executive officer of Urban Smiles Dental Clinic
  • Crystal Jacinto – chief executive officer and founder of Jell Life and Conti’s
  • Rissa Mananquil-Trillo – editor-in-chief of Allure Philippines
  • Cole Micek – actor, model, and professional 3x3 basketball player
  • Bran Ferrer Reluao – founder of RepublicAsia
  • Shamcey Supsup-Lee – Miss Universe Philippines 2011
  • Bianca Umali – actress
  • Rafael Jasper Vicencio – director of DiGi Plus Interactive Corp.

In addition to the ten judges, the public voted in real-time as the eleventh judge in each stage of the coronation night.[27]

Broadcast

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The pageant was live-streamed online on the Empire Philippines YouTube channel. On free television, GMA Network and its affiliate GTV aired a delayed broadcast of the competition on May 4.[28] James Reid, Marlo Mortel, and Empire PH talents Kane Gabriel, Sam Hashimoto, and Alvaro Flores performed in select segments of the event.[29]

Contestants

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Sixty-six contestants competed for the title.[10]

Locality[a] Contestant Age[b] Hometown Notes
Albay Rani Lachmi Dado[30] 25 Tabaco
Angeles Ira de Castro[31] 21 Angeles
Bacolod Louise Lian Bobe[32] 28 Bacolod Top 12 semifinalist Mutya ng Pilipinas 2017
Bacoor Natsumi Sekiguchi[31] 20 Bacoor
Bago
(Filipino Society of San Francisco) 		Kayla Jane Usison[31] 26 San Francisco
Baguio Gwendoline Meliz Soriano[33] 26 Baguio Top 10 Finalist at Miss Millennial Philippines 2019[citation needed]
Basey Yoshabel Lebico[34] 22 Basey
Batangas Yana Ysabel Maranan[31] 22 Tanauan
Benguet Maiko Ibarde[31] 26 La Trinidad
Bohol Tyra Rae Goldman[31] 23 Danao Crowned Mutya Pilipinas Tourism International 2019[citation needed]
Top 15 finalist at Top Model of the World 2019[citation needed]
Bulacan Franchezca Mae Pacheco[31] 22 Meycauayan
Butuan Jadine Lezz Banagan[31] 21 Butuan
Caloocan
(Filipino Society of Northern California) 		Allyson Mei Ee[35] 25 Santa Barbara
Camarines Norte
(Filipino Society of Australia) 		Karenza de Leon[36] 27 Quakers Hill
Camarines Sur Shaina Rabacal[30] 25 Buhi
Camiguin Larsine Grace Jensen[31] 20 Mambajao
Cavite Jezreal de Ocampo[31] 24 Naic
Cebu City Gabriella Mai Carballo[37] 26 Cebu City
Davao
(Filipino Society of Hawaii) 		Angeleyh Pasco[31] 20 O'ahu Later joined Miss Grand Philippines 2025[citation needed]
Dipolog Jazzle Shannen Iba[31] 18 Baliguian
Dumaguete
(Filipino Society of Great Britain) 		Shamara Patricia Amy Krupa[31] 18 Leicester
Guipos Princess Nanda Ibrahim[31] 18 Guipos
Ifugao
(Filipino Society of New York) 		Valerie Claire West[38] 22 Wilkes-Barre
Iligan Juliana Fresado[39] 19 Iligan
Ilocos Sur
(Filipino Society of Washington) 		Jeanne Nicole Lipa[31] 23 Quezon City
Iloilo
(Filipino Society of England) 		Angeline Kailani[31] 27 London
Iloilo City Karen Nicole Piccio[31] 26 Maasin Won Miss Philippines Eco Tourism 2019[citation needed]
Isabela Jarina Sandhu[31] 21 Cauayan
Kalibo MJ Fernandez[31] 18 Numancia
Laguna Eloisa Jauod[40] 24 San Pedro Previously competed at Miss Millenial Philippines 2019[citation needed]
Lapu-Lapu Natasha Shay Testa[31] 20 Lapu-Lapu
Las Piñas
(Filipino Society of Western Canada) 		Rayanne Kristel David[41] 20 Vancouver
Leyte
(Filipino Society of Florida) 		Victoria Maelona Johnson[31] 22 Brandon One of 10 runners-up at Miss Philippines Earth 2024[citation needed]
Liliw
(Filipino Society of New Jersey) 		Pauline Rowbelle del Mundo[38] 32 Hillsborough
Los Baños Rendelle Ann Caraig[31] 24 Los Baños Previously competed at Binibining Pilipinas 2024[citation needed]
Lucena
(Filipino Society of Sydney) 		Renee Isabella dela Cruz[36] 25 Sydney
Malay
(Filipino Society of Southern California) 		Taylor Marie DeLuna[31] 22 St. Louis
Manila Jasmine Rovelle Paguio[42] 25 Manila One of 10 runners-up at Miss Philippines Earth 2022[citation needed]
Muntinlupa Winwyn Marquez[43] 32 Muntinlupa Won Reina Hispanoamericana 2017
Top 15 semifinalist Binibining Pilipinas 2015[citation needed]
Naga
(Filipino Society of Virginia) 		Zoe Sofia Gabon[31] 24 Naga
Naic Kaye Pastelero[31] 23 Naic
Negros Occidental Franches Anne Laquibla[32] 20 Pontevedra
Nueva Ecija
(Filipino Society of Melbourne) 		Chanel Olive Thomas[36] 33 Melbourne Won Binibining Pilipinas Supranational 2017[citation needed]
Top 10 finalist at Miss Supranational 2017
Won Miss Philippines Earth 2015 Air[citation needed]
Occidental Mindoro Ain Niqyla Abad[31] 18 San Jose
Oriental Mindoro Rechel Hoco[31] 23 Bongabong
Ozamiz Irish Raine Sescon[31] 26 Ozamiz
Pampanga Rhancoise Marie Mayangitan[31] 29 Candaba Previously competed at Mutya ng Pilipinas 2016[citation needed]
Pangasinan Andrea Cayabyab[31] 20 San Fabian
Parañaque Jenny Kim Agasid[44] 20 Parañaque Competed at Mutya Pilipinas 2019
Pasay
(Filipino Society of Pennsylvania) 		Amanda Russo[38] 20 Avondale Crowned Miss Young Philippines USA 2019[citation needed]
Pasig Alessandra Ysabelle Eugenio[45] 19 Pasig
Quezon Ahtisa Manalo[46] 27 Candelaria Won Binibining Pilipinas International 2018[citation needed]
First runner-up at Miss International 2018[citation needed]

Top 10 Finalist at Miss Cosmo 2024[citation needed]

Quezon City Zoe Honeyman[47] 23 Quezon City
Quirino Bianca Ysabella Rei Ylanan[48] 25 Maddela
Romblon Mariah Nicole Valdez[49] 25 Alcantara
Samar Island Kathreen Kaye Dacanay[50] 20 Borongan
San Fernando Thelma Suzanne Dayao[31] 19 San Fernando
San Jose
(Filipino Society of Eastern Canada) 		Jessica Victoria Cianchino[41] 25 Markham Previously competed at Miss Earth 2022, representing Canada
Second runner-up Miss Asia Pacific International 2019 representing Canada[citation needed]
Siargao Millien Joy Cabigas[31] 24 Tandag
Siniloan Yllana Aduana[51] 26 Siniloan Won Miss Philippines Earth 2023[citation needed]
Won Miss Earth — Air at Miss Earth 2023
Top 12 semifinalist Binibining Pilipinas 2022[citation needed]
Sultan Kudarat Chelsea Fernandez[52] 25 Tacurong Won Binibining Pilipinas Globe 2022[citation needed]
Top 15 semifinalist at Miss Globe 2022
Won Miss Philippines Earth 2019 Water[citation needed]
Tacloban Angela Norwillen Cabel[34] 25 Tacloban
Taguig Katrina Llegado[53] 27 Taguig Won Miss Reina Hispanoamericana Philippines 2019[citation needed]
Fifth runner-up at Reina Hispanoamericana 2019[citation needed]
Second Runner-up at Miss Universe Philippines 2022[citation needed]
Tandag Dañelle Ann Catalan[31] 25 Tandag
Tarlac Sasha Juli Belle Lacuna[31] 20 Tarlac City
Tuguegarao Thea Samantha Lacanlalay[31] 18 Tuguegarao

Notes

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  1. ^ The contestants from the overseas Filipino Communities will represent their local hometowns instead
  2. ^ Ages at the time of the competition

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