Miss Universe Mexico Fatima Bosch Breaks Down During Sash Ceremony Clash with MGI President

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A dramatic incident unfolded during the sash ceremony for Miss Universe Mexico 2025, as contestant Fatima Bosch was seen in tears after a heated exchange with Nawat Itsaragrisil, president of Miss Grand International (MGI). The confrontation occurred when Itsaragrisil questioned several contestants about their refusal to take promotional photos with a sponsor. He then specifically called out Bosch, accusing her of not sharing enough posts about Thailand and suggesting that her national director had instructed her not to.

Bosch attempted to explain her position, but Itsaragrisil interrupted, ordering her to sit down and summoning security. The tense atmosphere led some contestants to stand up and walk out of the room. "If anyone wants to continue the contest, sit down," Itsaragrisil said, according to reports.

Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch. Photo from Bosch's Instagram

Bosch left the room in tears and was comforted by Miss Iraq. She later spoke to reporters, claiming that Itsaragrisil had made offensive remarks and ordered her to remain silent without providing any explanation. "The world needs to see this because we are empowered women, and this is a platform for our voice. And no one can shut our voice," she stated. Bosch also expressed her love for Thailand and denied having any personal conflict with the organizers.

Reigning Miss Universe Victoria Theilvig of Denmark joined the walkout alongside several other contestants, expressing her disapproval of Itsaragrisil’s disrespectful treatment of Miss Mexico. On her Instagram Story, Theilvig shared her support for Bosch, writing: "Standing up for yourself is not always easy, but it is one of the most important acts of self-respect and strength you can show. It means knowing your worth, setting boundaries, and not allowing anyone or anything to undermine your voice or your value."

Miss Grand International president Nawat Itsaragrisil. Photo from Itsaragrisil's Instagram

In response to the incident, the Miss Universe Organization (MUO) stated that it had worked with the production team to de-escalate the situation. The organization later issued a statement on Instagram, saying: "A high-level delegation, led by CEO Mario Bucaro, is traveling to Thailand to strengthen collaboration with the host country, MGI, and relevant authorities. This mission aims to coordinate efforts, ensure a secure and professional environment for all delegates, and reaffirm MUO’s commitment to transparency, respect, and unity."

Despite the controversy, Miss Mexico rejoined the other contestants for a cruise party and was warmly welcomed following the incident. The sash ceremony for the Miss Universe 2025 competition took place later that night in Thailand, marking the end of a highly publicized and emotionally charged event.

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