Miss World 2025: Miss Indonesia also wins Beauty With a Purpose

Hyderabad lit up with hope, purpose, and celebration as the Miss World 2025 ‘Beauty With a Purpose’ Dinner Gala took center stage on Monday.

From a pool of 108 awe-inspiring humanitarian projects led by national titleholders from across the globe, the evening honored the top changemakers in each continent. The announcement of four Beauty With a Purpose winners, each now fast-tracked to the Top 10 of their region for the Miss World 2025 finale.

Here are the four outstanding women and their powerful projects:

Valeria Pérez (Puerto Rico) – “Communicating Without Limits”
Championing inclusivity for the deaf, individuals with Down syndrome, and families affected by cancer

Natasha Nyonyozi (Uganda) – “The Nyonyozi Initiative”
Advocating for autism awareness and social acceptance across Ugandan communities

Milliemae Adams (Wales) – “First Aid Against Knife Crime”
Transforming personal tragedy into purpose through first-aid education and youth empowerment

Monica Kezia (Indonesia) – “Pipeline for Lifeline”
Delivering access to clean water and restoring dignity to underserved villages

Speaking at the event, Julia Morley CBE, the visionary behind the Beauty With a Purpose initiative, shared heartfelt words: “I’m so proud of every young woman here—not just for what they do, but for who they are.”

The evening also celebrated the runner-ups, who made a lasting impression with their impactful missions: Yanina Gómez (Paraguay), Lachaeveh Davies (Sierra Leone), Corina Mrazek (Spain), Huỳnh Trần Ý Nhi (Vietnam).

With elegance, emotion, and electrifying purpose, the gala was a powerful reminder that beauty truly shines brightest when used for good. The countdown to Miss World 2025 continues—with purpose at its heart.