The contest for first place among the third gender

The last round of the world-famous transgender charm pageant Miss International Queen is set to occur tonight at Tiffany’s Program Theatre in Pattaya. Twenty-eight model from all over the world collect in Thailand for an opportunity to win the desired title this year.

Representing Thailand is Rinrada “Yoshi” Thurapan (who won another competitors, Miss Tiffany, in 2015). We will need to wait and see if Rinrada will have the ability to hang on to the crown for Thailand for another year considering that Jiratchaya “Mo” Sirimongkolnawin won the title in 2017.

The preliminary of the competitors was held at Aksara Theatre King Power in Bangkok last Friday, in which we saw the women contending their skills and providing their nationwide outfits. Nguyen Huong Giang, a model from Vietnam, won Finest Skill Mission for her singing and dancing efficiency– with Michel Epalza Betancourt from Venezuela and Marianna Melo from Italy as runners-up.

Miss International Queen, called the world’s biggest charm pageant for transgender ladies, has actually been held yearly in Pattaya considering that 2004. In its inaugural year, starlet and Asian super star Treechada “Poyd” Malayaporn won the title. Ever since, 3 more model from Thailand have actually nabbed the crown, in 2007, 2011 and 2017, making it the nation with the most wins. Thailand is followed by the Philippines, with wins in 2012 and 2015.

In spite of being world-famous for transgender ladies– both in regards to charm and sophisticated medical treatments for transitioning– and being house to the biggest transgender charm pageant worldwide, Thailand does not lawfully acknowledge the 3rd gender, nor does it enable them marital relationship equality.

Miss International Queen’s last round tonight will include the swimwear and evening-gown contests.

See the crowning minute tonight at 10pm on GMM25, www.gmm25.com and facebook.com/MissInternationalQueen.

Rinrada ‘Yoshi’ Thurapan, present Miss Tiffany’s Universe, is representing Thailand at this year’s competitors.