On the evening of November 5th, the Miss Earth 2025 pageant concluded with the top four titles awarded to the Czech Republic (Miss Earth), Iceland (Miss Earth-Air, 1st Runner-up), Vietnam (Miss Earth-Water, 2nd Runner-up), and Thailand (Miss Earth-Fire, 3rd Runner-up). The results were widely considered convincing and sparked little controversy.
Natálie Puškinová’s victory received widespread support from the pageant’s audience. Many beauty experts noted her resemblance to two former Miss Earth titleholders, Drita Ziri (Miss Earth 2023) and Jessica Lane (Miss Earth 2024).
Born in 2004, the beauty stands at 1.78m tall, possessing a captivating figure and radiant aura. She is currently a Marketing and Public Relations student at Charles University in the Czech Republic and also a certified professional diver.
During her journey to Miss Earth 2025, Natálie Puškinová shared a moving story about losing both her parents at the age of 16. This adversity made her stronger and fueled her desire to spread the message of sustainable living and environmental protection to young people.
Throughout the competition, Natálie stood out as a contestant with modern beauty, excellent communication skills, and a series of meaningful environmental projects.
She is currently implementing two main projects: “From Plate to Planet” aimed at reducing food waste, and “Mini Academy” – a program initiated by youth leaders in Europe, promoting a sustainable lifestyle.
During the final night, Natálie made a strong impression with her fluent answer in the Q&A segment. When asked, “Do you agree that combating poverty should be prioritized over climate change?”, she responded, “I am not here to choose or criticize any issue, whether environmental or social. Climate change affects all of us. I believe that if we all unite, we can both prevent hunger and protect the environment. The message I want to convey is: Let’s join hands to protect this planet.”
Natálie Puškinová became the second beauty from the Czech Republic to be crowned Miss Earth, following Tereza Fajksová, who won the title in 2012.
Miss Earth was once one of the four major beauty pageants that garnered significant media attention, alongside Miss Universe, Miss World, and Miss International. However, in recent years, the competition has gradually lost its appeal, with its organization often criticized as superficial, unprofessional, and lacking a distinctive stage.
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