Eduarda Braum of Brazil was crowned Miss Supranational 2025 during the grand coronation night held on June 27 at the Strzelecki Park Amphitheater in Nowy Sacz, Poland.
Her victory marked a historic first for Brazil, which had never before secured a crown in the pageant’s 16-year history. Eduarda emerged as the best among 66 contestants from around the world.
Standing at 1.86 meters tall, the 24-year-old beauty queen is a model and TV presenter from Espírito Santo. She holds degrees in Letters (Portuguese/English) and Pedagogy, and brings a strong advocacy centered on education. Eduarda often emphasized how education transformed her life and how she hopes to do the same for others.
Eduarda also shone in the crucial Q&A segment of the competition. When asked, “How do you handle criticism, especially when it comes to being in the public eye, and what have you learned from it?”, she delivered an answer that resonated deeply with both the judges and audience.
She answered: “Along my journey, I learned about self-knowledge, and it’s most important to know who you are and why we are here. It doesn’t matter what the other people say about you—when you know who you are, everything becomes easier in your life.”
She was later crowned by Miss Supranational 2024 Harashta Haifa Zahra of Indonesia, who ended her reign by passing the crown to Eduarda in an emotional moment on stage.
Eduarda’s poise and performance made her a consistent favorite throughout the competition. She also stood out in the Miss Influencer category, which helped her secure a spot in the Top 24 early on.
During the final round, Eduarda faced strong contenders including Germany’s Anna Valencia Lakrini, Curaçao’s Quishantely Leito, the Philippines’ Tarah Valencia, and the USA’s Jenna Dykstra.
Germany finished as first runner-up, followed by Curaçao in second place. The Philippines’ Tarah Valencia secured third runner-up, while the United States rounded out the Top 5.
As Miss Supranational 2025, Eduarda will travel internationally, using her voice and platform to promote education, empowerment, and self-awareness. Her win is not only a personal milestone but a moment of pride for Brazil—and a reminder that grace, advocacy, and authenticity continue to define modern beauty queens.
