Miss Paraguay faints after winning Miss Grand International

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In this Oct. 25, 2018, photo released by Miss Grand International Co., Ltd., finalists, Clara Sosa of Paraguay, left, hold hands with Meenakshi Chaudhary of India before the winner was announced during Miss Grand International 2018 in Yangon, Myanmar. Miss Grand International 2018 Sosa fell while the first runner-up Miss India Chaudhary tried to help. Sosa soon recovered and had a teary smile as she was crowned.(Miss Grand International Co., Ltd. via AP)
In a crowning moment almost as memorable as Steve Harvey’s 2015 Miss Universe flub, Paraguay’s Clara Sosa fainted on stage right after she was announced as the new Miss Grand International 2018. Several people rushed on stage to help her. At any rate, she was able to recover quickly to receive her new crown. Clara won her title at the coronation night in Myanmar on October 25. She succeeds Peru’s Maria Lora Jose.
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In a crowning moment almost as memorable as Steve Harvey’s 2015 Miss Universe flub, Paraguay’s Clara Sosa fainted on stage right after she was announced as the new Miss Grand International 2018.

Several people rushed on stage to help her. At any rate, she was able to recover quickly to receive her new crown. Clara won her title at the coronation night in Myanmar on October 25. She succeeds Peru’s Maria Lora Jose.

 

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