Two Miss Universe judges quit scandal-hit pageant, as one claims it’s rigged
Two judges at the Miss Universe pageant have resigned amid claims of rigging within the competition. The resignations occurred on Monday, with the judges citing concerns over the integrity of the selection process.
The two judges, whose identities have not been disclosed, released a joint statement expressing their decision to step down from their roles. They emphasized that they could not continue to be part of a competition where they believed the outcome was predetermined.
On the other hand, the Miss Universe organization has denied the allegations of rigging and stated that the competition follows strict guidelines to ensure fairness and transparency. They expressed regret over the judges’ decision to resign but reiterated their commitment to upholding the principles of the pageant.
One of the judges who resigned has spoken out anonymously to media outlets, claiming that they were pressured to favor certain contestants over others. The judge alleged that there were external influences at play, undermining the credibility of the selection process.
The controversy surrounding the Miss Universe pageant has raised questions about the impartiality of the judges and the overall fairness of the competition. As the organization works to address these concerns, the focus remains on maintaining the reputation and credibility of one of the most prestigious beauty pageants in the world.
Sources Analysis:
Miss Universe organization – The organization has a vested interest in maintaining the positive image of the pageant, which could potentially bias their statements to downplay any allegations of rigging.
Resigning judges – The judges who resigned may have personal reasons for their decision, which could influence their claims about the competition being rigged.
Fact Check:
Resignation of two judges – Verified facts. The resignations were confirmed by both the judges and the Miss Universe organization.
Claims of rigging in the competition – Unconfirmed claims. While the judges have made allegations of rigging, these claims have not been independently verified.
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