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Miss Universe Moves to Sue Thai Producer After Miss Mexico Is Publicly Insulted

The organization says legal steps in Thailand will protect contestants' dignity.

Overview

  • MUO president Raúl Rocha condemned Nawat Itsaragrisil’s conduct as public aggression and limited his role, assigning CEO Mario Búcaro to work with Thai counsel.
  • Rocha said the legal process is underway in Thailand, while Miss Universe Mexico prepares claims citing aggression and discrimination.
  • Fátima Bosch affirmed she will stay in the competition as multiple contestants showed solidarity, including reigning Miss Universe Victoria Kjaer leaving an event.
  • Nawat issued an emotional apology at a press conference, saying he felt betrayed and stressing he is human under pressure.
  • A sponsor activation drew fresh outrage after presenters ignored Bosch throughout a group interview, and Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum praised her for raising her voice.