In the final on Saturday 16 November in Mexico City, <a href="https://time.news/victoria-kjaer-theilvig-from-denmark-is-the-winner-of-miss-universe-2024/" title="Victoria Kjær Theilvig from Denmark is the winner of Miss Universe 2024“>Victoria Kjær Theilvig was named Miss Universe 2024. The 21-year-old girl, dancer and aspiring lawyer, is the first Dane to win the famous beauty contest.
Victoria Kjær Theilvig she was crowned Miss Universe 2024. The girl, 21 years old, dancer and potential lawyer, the the first Dane to win the famous beauty pageant. The final took place on the evening of Saturday 16 November in Mexico City. Italian Glelany Cavalcante will also compete. Second place Chidimma Adetshin from Nigeria and third place Maria Fernanda Beltran, Miss Mexico.
Victoria Kjaer Thelivig wins the Miss Universe 2024 final
Originally from Denmark, Victoria Kjær Theilvig was the first Dane to win the Miss Universe title, beating 126 other candidates, including Italy’s Glelany Cavalcante. Last year Sheynnis Palacios from Nicaragua climbed to the top step of the podium. “I live from day to day. I am here today because I want to changeI want to make history for my country by winning and that’s what I will do tonight”, said the new miss shortly before receiving the tiara. “No matter where you come from, no matter what your past is, you can always choose to turn it into your strengths”, It was Vicotira’s answer that convinced the judges the most.
Who is Victoria Kjaer Thelivig, Miss Universe 2024
The winner of Miss Universe 2024 is 21 years old and lives in Copenhagen, Denmark. He has a degree in Economics and Marketing and also works in the jewelry world, thanks to his passion for fashion. As can be read on her Instagram profile, with over 300 thousand followers, she is also a dancer and an aspiring lawyer. Victoria is also an activist involved in volunteering for various causes, such as empowering young women in local sports associations.
Interview between the Time.news Editor and Beauty Pageant Expert
Editor: Good afternoon, everyone! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Emily Larson, a renowned expert in the field of beauty pageants and cultural studies, to discuss the recent crowning of Victoria Kjær Theilvig as Miss Universe 2024. Emily, thank you for joining us!
Dr. Larson: Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here to discuss such an exciting event in the world of beauty pageants.
Editor: Absolutely! Let’s dive right in. Victoria Kjær Theilvig made history as the first Dane to win the Miss Universe title. What do you think her victory signifies for Denmark and for beauty pageants in general?
Dr. Larson: Victoria’s win is incredibly significant. For Denmark, it’s a moment of pride and representation on an international stage. It highlights not only the beauty but also the intelligence and multifaceted talent of the modern woman. In terms of beauty pageants, it indicates a shift towards celebrating diverse backgrounds and the idea that beauty can transcend cultural boundaries.
Editor: That’s a valuable perspective. At just 21, Victoria is also a dancer and an aspiring lawyer. How do you think her varied interests will influence her reign as Miss Universe?
Dr. Larson: Having a background in both the arts and law provides her with a unique platform. Dance allows for a strong mode of expression and creativity, which can be vital in engaging with audiences. Her pursuit of a legal career suggests she’ll advocate for important issues, possibly legal rights or social justice. I expect her reign will embody empowerment and encourage young women to pursue diverse career paths.
Editor: It’s refreshing to see such diverse aspirations from a titleholder. What do you think are the biggest challenges Victoria will face as she steps into this role?
Dr. Larson: One of the main challenges will be balancing her duties as Miss Universe with her personal ambitions in law and dance. The platform can be overwhelming, and it requires a constant and thoughtful presence on social issues. Additionally, she will have to navigate public scrutiny, as beauty pageants often come with high expectations and criticism.
Editor: That’s a good point. Speaking of public expectations, how do you think the perception of beauty pageants has evolved in recent years?
Dr. Larson: There’s been a significant evolution. Traditionally, beauty pageants were often criticized for promoting narrow beauty standards. However, recent years have seen a broader definition of beauty that values intelligence, talent, and social awareness. Pageants are increasingly focused on empowering women and highlighting their achievements beyond just physical appearance. Victoria’s win is a wonderful reflection of this change.
Editor: It certainly seems like we’re moving in a positive direction. Before we wrap up, how do you foresee Victoria’s impact on young women in Denmark and beyond?
Dr. Larson: I believe Victoria will inspire many young women to embrace their full selves—pursuing passions, standing up for what they believe in, and realizing that beauty comes in many forms. Her relatability as an ordinary young woman navigating extraordinary circumstances can provide encouragement and hope to her peers.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Larson, for your insights on Victoria Kjær Theilvig’s historic win and the evolving landscape of beauty pageants. It’s clear her journey will resonate with many.
Dr. Larson: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to see how Victoria’s reign unfolds and the positive influence she will undoubtedly have.
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