Second runner-up from Myanmar removed her crown and left after the final night.

(Dan Tri) - A clip recording the scene where the National Director of Miss Grand Myanmar removed the crown and sent 2nd Runner-up Thae Su Nyein out of the contest after the final night was shared on social media.

On the evening of October 25, the final round of the Miss Grand International 2024 pageant took place in Bangkok (Thailand) with the victory belonging to Indian beauty Rachel Gupta. The second runner-up was Myanmar beauty Thae Su Nyein and the first runner-up was awarded to the representative of the Philippines.

Á hậu 2 người Myanmar gỡ vương miện, bỏ về sau đêm chung kết - 1 — Thae Su Nyein is the second runner-up of the Miss Grand International 2024 pageant (Photo: Missosology).

Among them, the title of 2nd runner-up of beauty Thae Su Nyein is considered a surprise in this year's contest. Before the final, many websites predicted that the Myanmar beauty could win the title of 1st runner-up and be a strong candidate for the title of Miss.

Thae Su Nyein herself was also a bit disappointed when she won the 2nd runner-up prize. Standing on stage to receive the award, Thae Su Nyein looked quite sad. In some moments after the award ceremony, the 17-year-old beauty was caught crying and looking unhappy.

When Thae Su Nyein was approached by reporters after the final, an incident occurred. The national director of the Miss Grand Myanmar organization snatched the crown from Thae Su Nyein's head.

The Miss Grand Myanmar team also quickly took their representative out of the auditorium. At this time, Thae Su Nyein burst into tears.

Á hậu 2 người Myanmar gỡ vương miện, bỏ về sau đêm chung kết - 2 — The national director of the Miss Grand Myanmar organization announced her farewell to the Miss Grand pageant (Photo: screenshot).

The video of the crown snatching was shared at a dizzying speed on social media. In another video, Thae Su Nyein was seen looking sad and absent-minded as she walked with the crew.

On her personal page, the National Director of the Miss Grand Myanmar organization posted a controversial status, declaring to "stop playing" with the Miss Grand pageant.

Previously, Thae Su Nyein also attracted attention when she cried after her performance at the national costume show of the Miss Grand International 2024 pageant. Many viewers believed that Thae Su Nyein was upset because she was not allowed to bring the original design on stage.

However, when answering the media, the 17-year-old beauty said that she cried because she was too absorbed in her character. Thae Su Nyein also admitted that she and her crew were a bit disappointed when they could not bring all of their ideas to the stage because they were worried about affecting the stage design, LED lighting system...

Thae Su Nyein is Myanmar's representative at the Miss Grand Myanmar 2024 pageant. She was crowned Miss Grand Myanmar at the age of 16 and is the youngest contestant in this year's pageant. The 17-year-old beauty is considered a prominent and promising face in Southeast Asia this season.

The second runner-up of Miss Grand Peace 2024 removed her crown and left after the final night (Video: Missosology).

Thae Su Nyein is 1.75m tall, has a beautiful doll-like face, a well-proportioned body, good performance ability and a confident demeanor. Fluent English communication is also an advantage of this Myanmar beauty.

Before the final round, the beauty was in the top 3 for Miss Popular Vote, top 2 for Country's Power of the Year, top 10 contestants in the most beautiful swimsuits voted by the audience, and top 10 contestants in the most beautiful national costumes.

In the final night, the Myanmar beauty also received 2 additional awards.

The best achievement of the Myanmar representative at the Miss Grand pageant is the title of First Runner-up in the 2023 season, held in Vietnam.

The Miss Grand International pageant is one of the six most famous international beauty pageants today. Every year, the pageant causes a stir about its organization and controversy over the awards…