Midori Monet takes the crown at Miss International Queen 2025

L-R: FIRST RUNNER UP OLIVIA LAUREN, MISS INTERNATIONAL QUEEN 2025 WINNER MIDORI MONET, SECOND RUNNER UP HA TAM NHU. Image credits to Miss International Queen.
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Midori Monet just had her life-changing moment. She is officially the new Miss International Queen 2025. Representing the United States, Monet wowed the judges in Pattaya, Thailand, and walked away with the crown at the biggest international pageant for trans women.

Her final answer sealed the deal and showed her mix of confidence, grace, and heart. Fans called her performance unforgettable, and the judges clearly agreed. Cuba’s Olivia Lauren finished as first runner-up.

The win did not come without drama. When Monet’s name was announced, some contestants rushed to hug Lauren while Monet was left standing alone on stage.

The moment went viral, with people online calling it a major snub. Others pointed to race and bias playing a role, while Lauren later opened up about feeling mistreated during the competition.

Monet kept her cool and addressed the controversy directly. “There is so much hate going around. There is so much envy, bitterness, jealousy, all of these different emotions that plague this world. I want you to know that it’s okay to believe in yourself,” she said. She added, “Karma is real. Love is real. It’s not about what you do, but your actions are about how you make people feel.”

Her victory is more than just a crown. It is a big moment for representation. As a Black trans woman, Monet’s win is being celebrated around the world not only as a personal triumph but also as a step forward for visibility in pageantry and beyond.

With her reign just beginning, it is clear Midori Monet is not only here to wear the crown. She is here to make a statement. After this unforgettable start, the world is watching.

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