How to support Gwendolyne Fourniol in Miss World 2024 pageant
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Filipinos have the opportunity once again to prove the country’s might in international pageantry as the Miss World 2024 pageant opens its online poll for delegates, including the Philippines’ Gwendolyne Fourniol.
Fourniol, a French-Filipino beauty from Negros Occidental, is among 112 delegates aspiring to inherit the Miss World crown from reigning Polish queen Karolina Bielawska, who has held on the title for two years already.
Fourniol’s suporters may show their support by boosting her scores in the “Multimedia” fast-track competition, whose winner is guaranteed a spot in the quarterfinals.
To push her chances of securing the top spot, supporters need to download the Mobstar app on Google Play or App Store, then create an account. In the roster of Miss World delegates, search for Gwendolyne Fourniol, click on the profile picture and then tap “follow.”
Supporters are advised to like every post from Fourniol’s profile because one “like” is equivalent to one vote for the Multimedia fast-track competition.
To date, Megan Young remains to be the lone Miss World winner from the Philippines. She captured the title in the contest’s 63rd edition held in Indonesia in 2013, more than a decade ago.
From among the major international beauty pageants, the Miss World competition remains to be the Philippines’ bane, with just one titleholder, compared to having four wins in Miss Universe, six victories in Miss International, and four crowns in Miss Earth.
Furniol continued to gather steam in the ongoing contest after she qualified for another “fast-track” event, this time in the “Top Model” competition. She previously hurdled the first rounds of “Head-to-Head,” “Sports” and “Talent” events.
Will Fourniol push the Philippines’ Miss World score higher? Find out at the culmination of the 71st Miss World Festival to be held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, India, on March 9.
