A historic occurrence occurred during the 73rd Miss Universe pageant in Mexico when Victoria Kjaer Theilvig of Denmark won the coveted title. The 21-year-old defeated 125 competitors from across the globe, including Rhea Singha of India. The first runner-up was Chidimma Adetshina of Nigeria, while the second runner-up was Maria Fernanda Beltran of Mexico.

Victoria Kjaer Theilvig: Who Is She?

Victoria Kjaer Theilvig was born in Søborg, a municipality in Denmark’s Capital Region, although she grew up in Copenhagen. She began her entrepreneurial adventure after earning a bachelor’s degree in business and marketing. She was born in 2004. In addition to her business endeavors, Victoria is an accomplished dancer and an ardent supporter of animal welfare and mental health awareness. She is now pursuing a legal profession.

Exploration of Pageantry

Victoria’s crowning as Miss Denmark marked the beginning of her pageant career. When she placed in the Top 20 at Miss Grand International in 2022, she attracted attention from all around the world. She won the title of Miss Universe Denmark 2024 in September and was dubbed the “Human Barbie” due to her remarkable likeness to the famous doll.

Last Night Style

Victoria looked stunning in a pink, glittering gown at the Miss Universe 2024 finals. Her softly curled silver-blonde hair accentuated her glowing appearance. Her youthful radiance was accentuated by her mascara-coated lashes, smudged eyeliner, sparkling eyeshadow, glossy pink lips, and rosy blush.

The Correct Response

“A Miss Universe must embody empathy and action,” Victoria said in response to a question on the most crucial trait for a Miss Universe. She ought to pay attention to issues facing the world and utilize her position to advocate for the voiceless, whether they be marginalized people or animals.

The crowd erupted in cheers for her sincere response. In the face of a standing ovation, Sheynnis Palacios of Nicaragua was proclaimed Miss Universe 2023. As Denmark celebrated winning its first Miss Universe title, Victoria, who was clearly affected, embraced the event.