Miss new york 2024

2024 The Miss New York USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the State of New York in the Miss USA pageant. It is directed by D&D Productions. The current titleholder is Marizza Delgado of New York City who was crowned on June 30, , at the Hilton Albany in Albany. She will represent New York at Miss USA

Miss USA

71st edition of the Miss USA competition

Miss USA was the 71st Miss USA pageant, held at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada on 3 October

At the end of the event, Elle Smith of Kentucky crowned R'Bonney Gabriel of Texas as Miss USA [1][2] This was Texas' tenth Miss USA title and first win in 14 years.

At the age of 28&#;years, 6&#;months and 13&#;days, Gabriel became the oldest Miss USA winner in the pageant's history, surpassing Cheslie Kryst in , who was also 28 when she crowned, and the first titleholder of Filipino descent.[3]

Gabriel went on to win Miss Universe in New Orleans, becoming the ninth American woman to do so.[4][5] With the win, her title was rescinded, and the first runner-up, Morgan Romano of North Carolina, assumed the Miss USA title on January 27, in a ceremony in Auburn, Alabama.[6][7] Romano became the fourth woman from North Carolina to hold the Miss USA title.

The competition was hosted by Zuri Hall for the second consecutive year, while Julissa Bermudez and Micah Jesse served as sideline correspondents. This competition was broadcast on the FYI cable channel. American musician Chloe Flower performed in this edition.[8]

Background

Location, hosts, and performer

On 14 July , it was reported that the competition would be held in Reno, Nevada, with the city securing a three-year deal to host the pageant.[9] This would be the second time that the pageant is held in Reno, following Miss USA [10][11] The following day, it was confirmed that the pageant would be held at the Grand Sierra Resort on October 3.

National Director Crystle Stewart confirmed that the location was chosen to honor Cheslie Kryst, whom had been crowned Miss USA in the same venue and had died by suicide in January [12]

Selection of contestants

The COVID pandemic impacted the duration between most of the state pageants from Miss USA The previous year's state titleholders' reign was shortened to between eight and eleven months, depending on the state.

Delegates from the 50 states and the District of Columbia are selected in state pageants in a period began in September and scheduled to end in July to avoid scheduling conflicts with Miss America state pageants. The state pageant schedule can become very busy between the last state pageant held from The first state pageants were Miss Idaho USA and Miss Montana USA, held together on September 12, , and the last state pageant was Miss Colorado USA, held on July 3,

Eleven delegates have previously competed in Miss Teen USA and Miss America, eight are former Miss Teen USA state winners, two are a former Miss America state titleholders, and one is a former Miss America's Outstanding Teen state titleholder.

2023: The Miss New York USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the State of New York in the Miss USA pageant. It is directed by D&D Productions. The current titleholder is Marizza Delgado of New York City who was crowned on June 30, , at the Hilton Albany in Albany. She will represent New York at Miss USA

Controversy

In , Crystle Stewart, who had previously won the Miss USA competition while representing Texas, became the National Director of the Miss USA pageant. In September , prior to the national competition, state officials had expressed concern that Stewart, as the most recent Miss Texas USA winner to win the national-level competition, was providing preferential treatment to the Miss Texas USA winner, R'Bonney Gabriel.

Less than 24 hours after Gabriel ultimately won the October competition, pageant sponsor Nizuc Resort and Spa posted videos on Instagram showing Gabriel at their resort in Cancún, Mexico.[13] While the state-level winners had visited the resort prior to the national competition, Gabriel and Miss Colorado USA Alexis Glover did not attend this retreat because their respective state competitions occurred afterward.[14] Citing the promotional footage, Miss Montana USA Heather Lee O'Keefe and Miss Georgia USA Holly Haynes alleged that Gabriel had been rigged to win the competition, but the Miss USA organization claimed that Gabriel had immediately flown from the pageant venue to the resort after winning the competition.[15] In an interview with E!

News, Gabriel denied claims that the pageant was rigged, stating "I would never enter any pageant or any competition that I know I would win."[16]

Results

Placements

§ – Voted into the Top 16 by viewers .
∞ – Gabriel won Miss Universe Due to protocol, Gabriel relinquished her title and the 1st runner-up, Morgan Romano, assumed the Miss USA title.

Special awards

Pageant

Judges

Contestants

Fifty-one contestants competed for the title.[19]

Notes

  1. ^Ages at the time of the pageant

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