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Miss South Africa 2024, Mia Le Roux, Withdraws from Miss Universe Due - Check Reason

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Mia Le Roux, crowned Miss South Africa 2024, has made the difficult decision to withdraw from the upcoming Miss Universe competition, citing health issues as the reason.



This unexpected development has drawn heartfelt responses from both Le Roux and the Miss South Africa Organisation.


In an emotional statement, Le Roux shared, “I am profoundly thankful for the unwavering support I’ve received from South Africa during my time in the Miss Universe competition. The decision to step back was incredibly tough, especially knowing the aspirations I represent. Yet, prioritizing my health is essential to ensure I can continue serving my country at my fullest potential.”


The Miss South Africa Organisation echoed her sentiments, expressing their full support: “Mia has demonstrated extraordinary bravery and grace during this challenging time. Her well-being remains our primary concern, and we are committed to assisting her on the path to recovery. Our thoughts are with her as she takes the necessary steps to regain her strength.”


Amid this news, there has been some speculation among pageant enthusiasts, with certain Nigerians suggesting that Mia’s withdrawal may be connected to the rising success of Nigeria's representative, Chindinma Adechina, who is widely regarded as a strong contender in the competition.


Regardless of the chatter, Mia Le Roux’s focus remains on her health, with the collective hope of her supporters that she will return stronger and continue to inspire her nation.

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