Dakota Blue Richards: Miss Universe SUSPENDS Miss USA organizers amid claims ‘Woke’ Pageant crowned this year’s winner Unfairly – and after its vice president stepped down following accusations he ‘Sexually Harassed Models’

Miss Brand Corp. has been suspended by Miss Universe after Miss USA contestants accused organizers of rigging the competition for a ‘woke winner’ to be crowned
In an email, Miss Universe CEO Amy Emmerich announced that ‘Miss Universe Organization decided to suspend Miss Brand immediately’
Miss USA President Crystle Stewart is the director of Miss Brand, but it is unclear if she has also been suspended. Miss Universe did announce she was cooperating with the investigation
Miss Missouri, Mikala McGhee, 28, of St. Louis, said she thought winner R’Bonney Gabriel, 28, of Houston, was a ‘woke winner’ as she’s the first Filipina American to win and that she would help boost viewership
She said the Filipino community has always been known to ‘love’ the glitz and glam of the pageantry world and could help revitalize it
Gabriel has denied any allegations against her, saying there was ‘no unfair advantage’ and that she ‘would never enter any pageant or any competition that I would know I would win’
In addition, Stewart’s husband Max Sebrects was forced to step down from the board after the Class of 2021 accused him of sexual misconduct

R'Bonney Gabriel was crowned on October 3 (pictured) and Miss Missouri, Mikala McGhee, said she was preselected to win and giving favoritism throughout the competition and believes she may have won because she is a 'woke' contestant as the first Filipina to win. In addition, the Filipino community has a huge pageant fanbase, which McGhee thinks could help viewership

R’Bonney Gabriel was crowned on October 3 (pictured) and Miss Missouri, Mikala McGhee, said she was preselected to win and giving favoritism throughout the competition and believes she may have won because she is a ‘woke’ contestant as the first Filipina to win. In addition, the Filipino community has a huge pageant fanbase, which McGhee thinks could help viewership

McGhee, 28, of St. Louis, (pictured) revealed to DailyMail.com that Miss Brand had been suspended. McGhee told media that she thought Gabriel was the preselected winner to engage the Filipina community, who has a large pageant fan base and would help bump up viewership

The NEW #MissUSA is… R’Bonney Gabriel from TEXAS! 🎉 #RBonneyGabriel #MissUSA2022 #MissTexasUSA pic.twitter.com/wWTUhtI0a6

— Miss Universe (@MissUniverse) October 5, 2022

R’Bonney Gabriel – a fashion designer who previously won Miss Texas – said the competition ‘was not rigged, because I would never enter any pageant or any competition that I would know I would win. I have a lot of integrity’

Miss Brand has been suspended after contestants accused Miss USA organizers of rigging the competition for a ‘woke winner’ to be crowned. The 2022 competition has been drowning in scandal following the bizarre crowning on October 3 where contestants walked off the stage, leaving many pageant fans and beauty queens alike taking to social media to discuss whether or not Gabriel’s win was fabricated (pictured: Crystle Stewart, president of Miss USA)

Miss Universe has suspended the organizers of Miss USA amid claims its ‘woke’ bosses crowned a winner unfairly this month.

Miss Missouri, Mikala McGhee, 28, of St Louis, told media on Wednesday Miss Brand Corp., which runs the annual pageant, has been stood down following allegations R’Bonney Gabriel, 28, of Houston, was the ‘predetermined winner.’

Although the suspension has not been announced publicly, McGhee said she and the other contestants were informed of the decision via an email from pageant bosses.

The message, sent to contestants by Miss Universe CEO Amy Emmerich earlier this month, stated: ‘After thorough deliberation, Miss Universe Organization has decided to suspend Miss Brand immediately…

‘We are appreciative of the cooperation we’ve seen from Miss USA Director Crystle Stewart as we work through this process.’

Stewart is the director of Miss Brand, but it is unclear if she was suspended by the company itself. An internal probe into Miss Universe is also being led by the law firm Holland & Knight. Stewart could not be reached for comment on Wednesday night.

‘There has been no formal statement that has really come out about that, but we have been relayed that information that they have been suspended, so we have not had any direct communication with Crystle Stewart,’.

The 2022 competition has been drowning in scandal following the controversial crowning on October 3, where contestants walked off stage – and left many pageant fans and beauty queens discussing whether Gabriel’s win was fabricated.

Contestants have accused ‘Woke’ Miss USA of giving Gabriel preferential treatment and preselecting her to win because she’s Filipina – making her the first Filipina American to be crowned.

Gabriel has denied all the allegations against her, saying there was ‘no unfair advantage’ and she ‘would never enter any pageant or any competition that I would know I would win.’

In addition to the ongoing scandal, Stewart’s husband’s sexual misconduct case – brought forth by the Class of 2021 – was exclusively revealed by DailyMail.com, where contestants accused him of sexually harassing ‘young models’ and sending a video of his penis to a former contestant in 2018 (pictured: Stewart and Max Sebrects in 2019)

In addition to the ongoing scandal, Stewart’s husband is embroiled in a sexual misconduct case – brought by the Class of 2021 – which saw contestants accuse him of sexually harassing ‘young models’ and sending a video of his penis to a former contestant in 2018.

Class of 2022 contestants have told media they had no idea prior to the competition Max Sebrechts stepped down from the board in January after contestants accused him of being a predator.

Miss Montana, Heather Lee O’Keefe, (pictured) was the first to come forward and say the competition was rigged. She also said the pageant’s mental health program was a ‘disgrace’ to 2019 winner Cheslie Kryst, who killed herself in January 2022

Stewart’s husband Max Sebrechts reportedly sent a naked photo of his himself to a contestant in 2016… More

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