Miss Universe Pageant Partner Backs New Rule Allowing Moms, Wives To Compete
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US-based skin expert and O Skin Medspa proprietor Olivia Quido-Co holds the Beauty Day in Manila at the Garden Room of EDSA Shangri-La Hotel.
MANILA, Philippines — The recent announcement made by Miss Universe Organization (MUO) allowing mothers and married women to compete beginning in 2023 has drawn mixed reactions from pageant enthusiasts and netizens from around the world, including the Philippines.
“There are lots of women who are wishing to become a beauty queen, so I think giving them the opportunity na kahit married at may anak na is a beautiful thing. I’ve also met women of that age (bracket) who wanted to join but got pregnant. Ako, I’m okay with that (new rule). Gusto ko silang mabigyan ng chance to be on that stage and showcase their beauty and talent globally."
