The Miss Grand International All Stars has officially introduced its judging panel and scoring system during the Welcome "All the Stars" event in Bangkok.
Notable judges include beauty pageant veteran Osmel Sousa, Miss Universe 2005 Natalie Glebova, and environmental activist Psi Samut Scott.
A Controversial Panel
I won’t return to the Miss Universe as a judge until the old tradition of the auditor with sealed results coming up on stage is reinstated.
Natalie Glebova, Miss Universe 2005
- Osmel Sousa – renowned pageant expert
- Natalie Glebova – former Miss Universe
- Isabella Menin – Miss Grand International 2022
- Abena Akuaba – Miss Grand International 2020
- Omar Harfouch – pianist and composer
- Lupita Jones – Miss Universe 1991
- Jojo Bragais – CEO of Jojo Bragais Shoes
- Psi Samut Scott – environmental activist
The judging panel has drawn attention, especially Omar Harfouch and Natalie Glebova, who both faced controversy during the Miss Universe 2025 pageant in Thailand.
This year, the scoring system allows judges to contribute 70% of the total score, while audiences worldwide can vote, influencing the remaining 30%. Votes will be calculated fairly, ensuring that the contestant with the highest votes does not automatically receive full points.
Voting will be conducted through missgrandinternational.com, and scores will reset for each round.
The Miss Grand International All Stars competition is open to women and trans women aged 20 to 40 who have participated in any international pageant.
Filipina contestants include Gazini Ganados, Fuschia Ravena, Imelda Schweighart, Keylyn Trajano, and Alexia Nunez.
The coronation night is scheduled for May 30 in Bangkok, promising a night of glamour and competition.