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Reigning Miss Grand International Isabella Menin touched down in Manila, Philippines on Tuesday, July 11 for her second official visit to the country. Joined by MGI executives Nawat Itsaragrisil and Teresa Chaivisut, the Brazilian beauty will be a special guest and judge for the upcoming Miss Grand Philippines 2023 final. She was warmly received at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) by Miss Grand International 2022 fifth runner-up and outgoing Miss Grand Philippines Roberta Tamondong, and national director Arnold Vegafria. Following her arrival, a special press conference was held last night at the Great Room of the Holiday Inn Express in Newport City. "Always when I come here everyone is so kind and attentive. I truly only have good experiences in this beautiful country. Thank you so much Philippines," Isabella shared online. Miss Grand Philippines 2023 will be held this Thursday, July 13 at the mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City and the winner will go on to represe...

Four months after making history by winning her country's first golden crown, Miss Grand International 2022 Isabella Menin of Brazil has officially returned home. The beauty queen touched down at São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport on Saturday, March 4 to a warm welcome from her fans and supporters. She was accompanied on her homecoming trip by the president of the Miss Grand International organization, Nawat Itsaragrisil. In case you missed it, here she was before departure from Bangkok, Thailand: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Isabella N. Menin (@isanmenin) Photos: Miss Grand International, Isabella Menin / Instagram

Isabella Menin of Brazil was crowned Miss Grand International 2022 in a glittering grand final competition held on Tuesday, October 25 at the Sentul International Convention Centre in Bogor, Indonesia. The 26-year-old model and entrepreneur beat 67 other contestants to win her country's first-ever golden crown. She succeeds last year's winner Nguyen Thuy Thuc Tien of Vietnam. Thailand's Engfa Waraha was named first runner-up while Indonesia's Andina Julie, Venezuela's Luiseth Materán, and Czech Republic's Mariana Bečková finished second, third, and fourth runners-up, respectively. Rounding out the Top 10 and were announced fifth runners-up were from Cambodia, Pich Votey Saravody, Colombia, Priscilla Londoño, Puerto Rico, Oxana Rivera, Mauritius, Yuvna Rinishta (Miss Popular Vote), and Spain, Hirisley Jimenez. The rest of the Top 20 were from Curacao, Kanisha Sluis, Denmark, Victoria Kjaer Theilvig, Dominican Republic, Jearmanda Ramos, Honduras, Saira Cacho, Mexi...