A Miss Universe executive singled out and criticized one contestant at an event in Thailand, causing an international controversy after the video went viral.

Several Miss Universe contestants walked off after a pageant exec clashed with Miss Mexico on a livestream. Here's everything to know about the Miss Universe 2025 controversy — and who's apologized.

Tensions within the Miss Universe 2025 competition escalated Tuesday after Thai pageant executive Nawat Itsaragrisil confronted Miss Mexico, Fatima Bosch, during a livestreamed event in Bangkok, sparking a walkout by several contestants and a social media firestorm that has quickly gone global.

Diana Fast, who was slated to represent Germany at the 2025 Miss Universe pageant in Thailand has announced that she will no longer be competing in the competition.

Noelia Voigt, who won the Miss USA crown in 2023, weighed in on the controversy surrounding Miss Universe Thailand director Nawat Itsaragrisil.

The 60-year-old media personality was seen reprimanding the Miss Universe 2025 contestants during the pre-pageant sash ceremony, which was live-streamed on Nov 4. He singled out Miss Universe Mexico, Fatima Bosch, and was heard calling her "dumb head".