This year the title of Miss Universe 2025 has been claimed by Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch at the grand finale held on November 21 at the Impact Challenger Hall in Pak Kret, Thailand. Fátima has been in controversy after the Thai director Nawat Itsaragrisil called her “dumb” during a live event, despite that Bosch emerged victorious, and secured the global title for Mexico. Talking about India, this year India’s Manika Vishwakarma entered the top 30, but missed out on the Top 12.
What Does Fatima Bosch Win as Miss Universe 2025?
Although the prize figure hasn’t been officially announced, insiders say the rewards closely follow last year’s structure. She is expected to take a cash amount of around Rs 2.08 crore. However, this money is just one part of the prizes she gets. Fátima will get a monthly salary of Rs 42 lakh to cover her international travel, charity events, brand partnerships, media appearances, among many other duties. Another amazing perk is a luxury New York apartment, located in the city’s most exclusive neighbourhoods.
Apart from all this, Fátima gets the crown that has been an intricately crafted piece, with gemstones and elaborate detailing, making it around Rs 42 crore.
Apart from all the perks that have been mentioned above, what comes more than all these is that Fátima will have access to modelling contracts, brand endorsements, philanthropic work and a possible international career.
Top five list
Winner: Mexico – Fatima Bosch
1st Runner-up: Thailand – Praveenar Singh
2nd Runner-up: Venezuela – Stephany Abasali
3rd Runner-up: Philippines – Ahtisa Manalo
4th Runner-up: Cote d’Ivoire – Olivia Yace
Top 12 Finalists
• Chile – Inna Moll
• Colombia – Vanessa Pulgarín
• Cuba – Lina Luaces
• Guadeloupe – Ophely Mezino
• Mexico – Fatima Bosch
• Puerto Rico – Zashely Alicea
• Venezuela – Stephany Abasali
• China – Zhao Na
• Philippines – Ma Ahtisa Manalo
• Thailand – Praveenar Singh
• Malta – Julia Ann Cluette
Top 30 :
Manika Vishwakarma was among the early names to secure a spot in the Top 30.
• Guadeloupe
• China
• Thailand
• Dominican Republic
• Brazil
• Rwanda
• Côte d’Ivoire
• Colombia
• Netherlands
