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Miss Universe Australia winner revealed at glam Perth final

Miss Universe Australia winner revealed at glam Perth final

Perth Now2 days ago
Sophia Barbagallo, Lexie Brant & Troy Barbagallo. Picture: Alan Chau / The West Australian
This year's Miss Universe Australia has been crowned, with winner Lexie Brant accepting her new, prestigious title right here in Perth.
The 21-year-old Queensland model emerged victorious from a competitive and ambitious group of 29 other national finalists, including seven from WA.
Ms Brant, who is studying occupational therapy and working as a medical secretary, captivated the judges at the MUA final at Crown with her commitment and stage presence.
The event, hosted by Pink Tank Events, featured an evening of glamour and inspiration, including a series of rounds showcasing the contestants' evening gowns, swimwear, and interview skills.
Ms Brant impressed the panel with her compelling response during the Q&A segment, highlighting her platform and expressing her passions.
The night also recognised WA finalists Ivy Prempeh as first runner-up and Cara Mooney as second runner-up.
As MUA 2025, Ms Brant will go on to represent Australia at Miss Universe International taking place in Thailand during November.
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