Miss South Africa, Mia Le Roux, has withdrawn from the 2024 Miss Universe pageant. The news came amid the drama surrounding Chidimma Adetshina and Nigerians reacted.

With Mia Le Roux officially out of the competition, South Africans, including Anele Mdoda, are rallying behind Miss Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, to win Miss Universe. The post South Africans are now supporting Miss Zimbabwe to take the Miss Universe crown appeared first on SA People.

Mia Le Roux, who was recently crowned Miss South Africa 2024, has announced her withdrawal from the Miss Universe competition

Opisyal nang nag-back out sa Miss Universe 2024 ang kandidata ng South Africa na si Mia Le Roux. Ang hindi na pagtuloy ni Mia sa kumpetisyon ay inanunsiyo mismo ng Miss South Africa Organization matapos ang preliminary competition ng Miss Universe 2024 ngayong araw ng Biyernes, November 15, 2024.

Miss South Africa Mia Le Roux is the second contestant to exit the Miss Universe pageant in 2024. Earlier, Miss Universe Panama, Italy Mora, was disqualified after leaving her hotel without permission.

Mia Le Roux, the current Miss South Africa 2024, has announced her decision to withdraw from the upcoming Miss Universe pageant due to health issues.

Mia le Roux who was set to represent South Africa at the Miss Universe finals this weekend in Mexico has pulled out of the competition, organisers have announced, citing health concerns. The 28-year-old made history as the first-ever deaf woman to be ...

Mia le Roux, South Africa's contestant at the Miss Universe beauty pageant in Mexico, has announced her last-minute withdrawal from the competition due to health reasons. Le Roux was the first deaf woman to be crowned Miss South Africa and was representing the country at the finals, taking place this weekend in Mexico City.

Just a couple of days before the Miss Universe 2024 coronation night, Mia Le Roux of South Africa withdrew from the competition to "focus on [her] health and recovery." "It is