MUIGIZAJI NYOTA MEGAN LYNNE YOUNG AWA MISS WORLD 2013

Philippines—Heavy favorite Megan Lynne Young
 form Olongapo City bested 24 other aspirants in the 2013 Miss World 
Philippines pageant Sunday night at the Solaire Resort and Casino
 in Pasay City and took home the coveted title, P1 million worth of 
management contract from the pageant organizer, plus gifts and services 
from the contest’s sponsors. 

 

Young, 23, is a local television personality who first gained 
prominence as an “avenger” in the GMA 7 reality talent search 
“Starstruck.” She later moved to ABS-CBN where she scored hosting gigs 
and other acting projects.

On her first foray in a nationwide pageant, Young also bagged the
 lion’s share of special awards—Best in Fashion Runway, Miss Sports by 
Fila, Miss Reducin, Miss Olay, Miss Laguna World, Miss Bold and 
Glamorous by Revlon, Miss Figlia and Miss Bench Body.

Palawan native Janicel Lubina placed second and was proclaimed First Princess which comes with a P150,000 prize money.

The 18-year-old Lubina, also the reigning Miss Bikini Philippines
 set to represent the country in the Miss Bikini International 
competition later this year, was also proclaimed Best in Swimwear and 
Miss Photogenic.

Zahra Bianca Saldua from Las Piñas City, a Muslim woman, was 
crowned Second Princess and got P100,000. She was the lone candidate to 
parade in a one-piece swimwear and did not take off her sarong in the 
swimwear competition. She was also proclaimed Miss Friendship and Miss 
Pantene.

Nueva Ecija’s Bianca Paz, who placed fourth in the pageant’s 
maiden edition in 2011, landed in the same spot this year and was 
proclaimed Third Princess. She took home P75,000, along with the 
distinction of being Miss Redoxfat and Best in Long Gown, the same award
 she received on her first shot at the title.

Rounding up the Top 5 is Omarie Linn Osuna, 20, from Olongapo City.

Young will try to bag for the Philippines its first victory in the 63rd Miss World pageant in Indonesia on Sept. 28.

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