Miss Universe 2025 winner Fátima Bosch from Mexico: All about her struggle with ADHD, education, prize money and more
Miss Universe 2025 grand finale was on November 21 and Fátima Bosch from Mexico has been crowned the winner. Want to know more about the new Miss Universe? Read on.
Miss Universe 2025 winner Outshining over 120 contestants, Fátima Bosch's dream of becoming Miss Universe 2025 has finally come true. Her name will go down in history as the 74th Miss Universe 2025. (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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Former Miss Universe Victoria Kjær Theilvig crowns the winner As soon as Fátima's name was announced as the winner of Miss Universe 2025, the former Miss Universe from Denmark Victoria Kjær Theilvig passed on the crown to the winner. (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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Fátima brings back Miss Universe crown after 5 years It's a hey day for Mexico, as Fátima has brought back the title after the wait of 5 long years. The last one from Mexico to win the title of Miss Universe was Andrea Meza in 2020. (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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Fátima's struggle with ADHD Fátima has been vocal about her struggle with dyslexia, ADHD and hyperactivity at a young age. She mentioned that she was even bullied in school due to all these issues. However, her life's trajectory demonstrates how grit and courage to rise above all challenges helps one move ahead in life by leaps and bounds. (Picture Credit: Instagram)
Fátima education Fátima has studied fashion and apparel design at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico and she later went to NABA – Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan, Italy, to hone her skills. (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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Beginning of her pageant journey Fátima's had clinched Flor de Oro crown in Tabasco, marking the start of her pageant journey. In fact, she is the first woman from Tabasco to win Miss Universe Mexico. (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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When pageant official allegedly called her 'dumbhead' Yes! At Miss Universe 2025 sash ceremony, pageant official Nawat Itsaragrisil berated Bosch for not promoting Thailand enough on her social media pages. Allegedly, he even called her a "dumbhead" for not following national director's orders. She later gave a statement to the media where she said, "He called me dumb because he has issues with the organization, and I think that’s unfair. I think the world needs to see this, because we are empowered women and this platform is for our voices. No one can silence it. No one will silence me.” (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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What Bosch will get as Miss Universe 2025 winner? Although not yet confirmed, but allegedly, the winner is likely to get around $2,50,000. Not just this, Bosch will also get a monthly salary of $50,000 which usually covers travel, public appearances and activities carried out under the Miss Universe brand (Picture Credit: Instagram)
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![When pageant official allegedly called her 'dumbhead' Yes! At Miss Universe 2025 sash ceremony, pageant official Nawat Itsaragrisil berated Bosch for not promoting Thailand enough on her social media pages. Allegedly, he even called her a "dumbhead" for not following national director's orders. She later gave a statement to the media where she said, "He called me dumb because he has issues with the organization, and I think that’s unfair. I think the world needs to see this, because we are empowered women and this platform is for our voices. No one can silence it. No one will silence me.”](https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2025/11/20251121051839_7-378x213.jpg "When pageant official allegedly called her 'dumbhead' Yes! At Miss Universe 2025 sash ceremony, pageant official Nawat Itsaragrisil berated Bosch for not promoting Thailand enough on her social media pages. Allegedly, he even called her a "dumbhead" for not following national director's orders. She later gave a statement to the media where she said, "He called me dumb because he has issues with the organization, and I think that’s unfair. I think the world needs to see this, because we are empowered women and this platform is for our voices. No one can silence it. No one will silence me.”")
