PH representative in Miss International 2025, Myrna Esguerra, was named fourth runner-up.
MISS INTERNATIONAL 2025 – Myrna Esguerra of PH was the fourth runner-up, further cementing the country’s strong presence in pageantry.
Philippines’ pride, Myrna Esguerra, is the fourth runner-up at the Miss International 2025 pageant. This finish came nine years after Kylie Verzosa last won the crown in 2016. She may have fallen just short of the crown, but she still made the country proud with her poise, intelligence, and advocacy-centred efforts throughout the competition.
During the question-and-answer segment of the pageant, the question was:
“If you were to describe your entire Miss International experience to your family and loved ones, what would you tell them?”
Her answer was:
“I will tell to my mama that I just gained 79 more siblings among my 16 siblings back home. Miss International taught me to be selfless, and it taught me the value of having friends from all around the world.”
Her fourth runner-up finish strengthens the Philippines’ standing as a powerhouse in global beauty pageants and showcases the consistent excellence of Filipina representatives on the international stage.
Meanwhile, here are the top finalists:
Top 5
- Yollanda Chimbarami of Zimbabwe
- Melliza Xaviera Yulian of Indonesia
- Paola Guzmán Sanchez of Bolivia
- Catalina Duque of Colombia
- Myrna Esguerra of Philippines
Top 10
- Nan Inzai of Myanmar
- Shenci Romaya of Sri Lanka
- Paola Guzmán Sanchez of Bolivia
- Anita Maspons of Dominican Republic
- Catalina Duque of Colombia
- Rachel Murgel of Canada
- Yollanda Chimbarami of Zimbabwe
- Verónica Iglesias of Nicaragua
- Melliza Xaviera Yulian of Indonesia
- Myrna Esguerra of Philippines
Top 20
- Myrna Esguerra of Philippines
- Sinamile Dlamini of South Africa
- Nicky Kandola of USA
- Nan Inzai of Myanmar
- Nathie Quijano of Peru
- Natalia Garibay of Mexico
- Rachel Murgel of Canada
- Jarupiya Bontibaluriband of Thailand
- Serena Darder Aguilar of Netherlands
- Roosh Sindhu of India
- Lauriela Martins of Angola
- Yollanda Chimbarami of Zimbabwe
- Shante Jarrett of Jamaica
- Anita Maspons of Dominican Republic
- Melliza Xaviera Yulian of Indonesia
- Catalina Duque of Colombia
- Paola Guzmán Sanchez of Bolivia
- Verónica Iglesias of Nicaragua
- Shenci Romaya of Sri Lanka
- Ai Nozaki of Japan
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