Opal Suchata wins Miss Universe Thailand 2024
Opal Suchata wins Miss Universe Thailand 2024 — Thai Sisterhood

"Night falls, and the awaited world of beauty for Thai women has arrived with the final round of 'Miss Universe Thailand 2024', held grandly at M Theatre, 4th floor, The Mall Lifestyle Bangkapi. 'Arm Korkanit Sutthikoseth' takes on the role of the new main host on stage.

The competition begins with an introduction show from the 40 beautiful contestants, greeted immediately with enthusiastic cheers that fill the hall with excitement. Fans cheer loudly, and the atmosphere is electrifying as the hosts announce the final 20 contestants.

Unix Wear presents The Angelix Swimsuit Collection, adorned with SWAROVSKI crystals.

Entering the exciting swimsuit segment, where 20 beauties showcase the Unix Wear two-piece swimsuits from The Angelix Swimsuit Collection, each adorned with SWAROVSKI crystals. Each contestant demonstrates their full potential, heating up the stage more than the Thai weather itself, concluding the swimsuit showcase with the song 'rockstar' by Lisa, a global singer who intensifies the atmosphere.

The hosts announce the final 12 contestants:

  • MUT07, Maha Sarakham, Poppy Bunyisa Jantharachai
  • MUT10, Phetchaburi, Pim Pimkwan Bunchit Phimnon
  • MUT17, Phuket, Suri Suriya Suriyanas Suriyanasan Rena
  • MUT11, Samut Songkhram, Mai Maitri Siriyayarat
  • MUT27, Uttaradit, Eri Harisapath Koonpleum
  • MUT40, Bangkok, Opal Suchata Chawang Siricharongsri
  • MUT21, Nakhon Ratchasima, Mali Marisa Warunee
  • MUT01, Lopburi, Sai Sawimol Natthas
  • MUT12, Ayutthaya, Mu Lily Hongsamat
  • MUT32, Mae Hong Son, Pim Lalanar Siribunya Khanyan
  • MUT08, Ubon Ratchathani, Mook Kanruethai Thasabuton
  • MUT33, Sakon Nakhon, Nataya Wenhes Pookthong

Special show by Anthonia Posvi, Miss Universe Thailand 2023.

Next, a special show by 'Anthonia Posvi', Miss Universe Thailand 2023 and first runner-up. The atmosphere reaches its peak excitement during the announcement of the final five contestants:

  • MUT11, Samut Songkhram, Mai Maitri Siriyayarat
  • MUT17, Phuket, Suri Suriya Suriyanas Suriyanasan Rena
  • MUT40, Bangkok, Opal Suchata Chawang Siricharongsri
  • MUT08, Ubon Ratchathani, Mook Kanruethai Thasabuton
  • MUT07, Maha Sarakham, Poppy Bunyisa Jantharachai, strong contenders who do not resist the gaze of the cheering audience.

The ladies must answer a challenging question to test their intellect, and each excels, impressing the judges. They then appear in evening gowns, adorned with luxurious diamonds from MOUAWAD. The tension is palpable until the announcement of the final three:

  • MUT17, Phuket, Suri Suriya Suriyanas Suriyanasan Rena
  • MUT40, Bangkok, Opal Suchata Chawang Siricharongsri
  • MUT08, Ubon Ratchathani, Mook Kanruethai Thasabuton. These three ladies must face the final challenge and demonstrate their abilities by answering the same question. Those who have not yet answered must wear headphones to avoid hearing the question. Everyone answers sharply, beautiful and talented, all three.

Before entering the crucial moment, there is a memorable moment as 'Anthonia Posvi' steps down from her position as Miss Universe Thailand 2023, a beautiful image forever in the hearts of Thais.

Announcement of Miss Universe Thailand 2024, Thai representatives going to compete in Mexico. 

The atmosphere is filled with excitement upon the announcement of Miss Universe Thailand 2024, a scenario that does not change. The crown belongs to MUT40, Bangkok, Opal Suchata Chawang Siricharongsri, a 20-year-old studying in the second year of International Political and International Relations at the Faculty of Political Science, Thammasat University. She speaks three languages: Thai, English, and Chinese, receiving a prize of 1 million baht, along with the Starlight Crown from MOUAWAD, a floral strap from FLODESIGN, and many other prizes. She will represent Thailand in Miss Universe 2024 in Mexico.

First runner-up: MUT17, Phuket, Suri Suriya Suriyanas Suriyanasan Rena

Second runner-up: MUT08, Ubon Ratchathani, Mook Kanruethai Thasabuton

Third runner-up: MUT07, Maha Sarakham, Poppy Bunyisa Jantharachai

Fourth runner-up: MUT11, Samut Songkhram, Mai Maitri Siriyayarat"

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