Miss Philippines Alexie Caimoso Brooks has made the country proud by winning Miss Eco International 2025 in Egypt.
The athlete, model, and beauty queen from Iloilo outshone other candidates from around the world and successfully clinched the crown during the grand coronation held on April 20 (Philippine Time) at the Hilton Green Plaza in Alexandria.
Check out Miss Eco International’s Facebook post about Alexie Brooks’ win here:
This marks the Philippines’ third crown at Miss Eco International, following the victories of Thia Thomalla in 2018 and Kathleen Paton in 2022
Aside from winning the crown, the country’s pageant representative also took home the Best National Costume Award for her Philippine eagle-inspired ensemble called Mangayon, designed by Tata Pinuela.
TAKE a closer look at the intricate details of Mangayon, Alexie Brooks’ award-winning national costume here:
She sealed her victory by nailing the question-and-answer portion, where she was asked to imagine the world in 2050 and share what she hopes has changed by then.
“If you want me to be realistic, climate change is impacting the world right now, and the only thing we can do is to act towards it,” the newly crowned beauty queen responded.
“Brothers and sisters, ladies and gentlemen, we have the same mother even if we come from different nations. And we, in here, are brothers and sisters right now. Our mother is asking for our help, so we must save our planet Earth, and we must take care of our Mother Earth,” she concluded.
Here is the final result of the 2025 Miss Eco International pageant in Egypt:
- GRAND WINNER: ALEXIE BROOKS, PHILIPPINES
- 1st Runner-Up: Yulinar Fitriani, Indonesia
- 2nd Runner-Up: Yelyzaveta Adamska, Ukraine
- 3rd Runner-Up: Cynthia Murillo, USA
- 4th Runner-Up: Victoria Repollo Inglis, United Kingdom
After the competition, Brooks took to social media to pay homage to her late grandmother.
“Lola! I made ittt [Three Loudly Crying Face and Crown Emojis],” she wrote in a Facebook post that included a photo of her grandmother, who passed away in September 2024.
In a separate FB post, she dedicated her victory to the country.
“PILIPINAS, WE MADE ITTTTT! MAHAL NA MAHAL KO KAYONG LAHAT [Red Heart Emoji],” she announced.
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