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From Beauty Queen to Showbiz Hopeful: Krishnah Gravidez Opens Up About Life After Miss World Philippines

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Feb 20, 2026 — 1 min read

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After a Top 8 finish and a Miss World Asia title at the 2025 Miss World pageant in India, former Miss World Philippines Krishnah Gravidez is turning the page on her pageant career — and she's got big plans. The beauty queen recently passed the crown to her successor Asia Rose Simpson and is now exploring opportunities in showbiz and music.

"Ang daming nangyari, and I've really grown as a person," Krishnah shared in an interview with The Philippine Star. She credits both the Miss World Philippines and Miss World platforms for opening doors she never expected — from entertainment gigs to deeper involvement in charity work.

The Baguio City representative has been channeling her platform into two key advocacies: animal welfare and children's welfare through her initiative "Color the World with Kindness." Her team has already helped renovate seven child development centers in Baguio, ensuring kids have proper spaces to learn and play.

On the entertainment side, Miss World Philippines national director Arnold Vegafria has been giving Krishnah opportunities to host pageants and events. She's also been writing songs and hopes to release music this year, along with launching a cosmetics business. Hindi talaga siya nagpapatigil.

As for advice to her successor Asia Rose, Krishnah kept it real: "Yung dala mo pa lang yung sash ng Philippines, may pressure na agad yun." But she encouraged the new queen to focus on her own strengths rather than trying to replicate anyone else's journey, noting that each titleholder has her own destiny to fulfill.

Source: The Philippine Star
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