Miss Charm Chile 2024 is Sofia Depassier


Former Miss Universe Chile, Sofia Depassier, has been officially announced as Miss Charm Chile 2024.

The 25-year-old producer and television host for ¡HOLA! TV will now prepare to represent Chile at the Miss Charm 2024 pageant in Vietnam.

To recall, she won Miss Universe Chile 2022 and went on to compete at the 71st Miss Universe last January in New Orleans where she bagged the Miss Congeniality award.

Just recently, she emotionally relinquished her reign and crowned her successor for the national title, Celeste Viel, at this year's Miss Universe Chile final held in Santiago.

Talking about her stint at Miss Universe, she shared: "It was one of the most extraordinary experiences I have lived, where I was able to get the best out of myself, make friendships that will last a lifetime, and have been able to learn a little more about this world."

Meet the new Miss Charm Chile:

Photos: Sofia Depassier / Instagram

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