Miss Supranational 2021 is Namibia's Chanique Rabe

Chanique Rabe of Namibia bested 57 other contestants to win Miss Supranational 2021 on Saturday, August 21 at the Strzelecki Park Amphitheater in Nowy Sącz, Małopolska, Poland.

The 24-year-old beauty who was born and raised in Windhoek is an ambassador for Hope Village Orphanage and she teaches sewing to children through her own charity project called The Mending Project.

Karla Guilfú Acevedo of Puerto Rico and Thato Mosehle of South Africa were the first and second runners-up respectively while Valentina Sánchez of Venezuela was the third runner-up, and Eoanna Constanza of Dominican was fourth runner-up.

The new Miss Supranational is no stranger to pageantry as she previously held the titles Miss Teen Namibia 2014 and Miss Teen Continents 2015.

Anntonia Porsild, the longest-reigning Miss Supranational from Thailand crowned her successor following an emotional farewell walk.

FINAL RESULTS

Miss Supranational 2021: Namibia – Chanique Rabe

1st Runner-Up: Puerto Rico – Karla Guilfú Acevedo

2nd Runner-Up: South Africa – Thato Mosehle

3rd Runner-Up: Venezuela – Valentina Sánchez

4th Runner-Up: Dominican Republic – Eoanna Constanza

Top 12

Belgium – Louise-Marie Losfeld

India – Aavriti Choudhary

Indonesia – Jihane Almira Chedid

Netherlands – Swelia Da Silva Antonio

Philippines – Dindi Pajares

Poland – Natalia Balicka

Romania – Michela Ciornea

Top 24

Brazil – Deise Benício

Czech Republic – Angelika Kostyshynová

Ecuador – Justeen Cruz

El Salvador – Linda Sibrián

France – Judith Brumant-Lachoua

Haiti – Pascale Bélony

Japan – Emiri Shimizu

Kenya – Phidelia Mutunga

Panama – Darelys Santos

Peru – Solange Hermoza Rivera

Thailand – Queenie Benjarat

Trinidad and Tobago – Jenelle Thongs

Continental Queens of Beauty

Africa: Kenya – Phidelia Mutunga

Americas: Brazil – Deise Benício

Asia: Indonesia – Jihane Almira Chedid

Caribbean: Haiti – Pascale Bélony

Europe: Poland – Natalia Balicka

Special awards

Best National Costume: Indonesia – Jihane Almira Chedid

Miss Photogenic: Belgium – Louise-Marie Losfeld

Photo: Dorota Czoch / Miss Supranational

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