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Miss World from Thailand!

Sunday Island

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June 15, 2025

Miss World 2025 winner Opal Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand in a dazzling display and grace impressed people around the world. She won the title not just for her unmatched beauty and elegance but also for her sharp mind and intelligence. She stood radiant, embodying the values of compassion, confidence and a strong sense of purpose at the grand finale held in Hyderabad.

- By Zanita Careem

This moment marked the powerful conclusion of a month-long journey across Telangana, one that saw 108 contestants from around the world participate in immersive cultural experiences, challenges and purpose driven initiatives. During the question-and-answer time she was asked a poignant question and her answer won over all. She shared a powerful message about leadership and influence during the finale. Her eloquent response was “no matter how far we go, our actions should always speak louder”

With this answer, Opal encapsulated the essence of Miss World transcending beauty to highlight the importance of empathy, inclusivity and humanity. Her words resonated deeply, embodying the ideal qualities of a global ambassador. It was a defining moment that showcased her ability to articulate a vision of unity and compassion qualities that are timeless and timeless.

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