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Current Miss America Responds To Shocking Open Letter!

Current Miss America Responds To Shocking Open Letter!

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The reigning Miss America has broken her silence following the release of a controversial open letter that has stirred debate across the pageant community and beyond. The letter, penned by former titleholders and insiders, raised concerns about transparency, leadership, and the evolving direction of the Miss America Organization.

In a poised and heartfelt statement released via social media, Miss America expressed her gratitude for the voices that have come forward, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue and accountability. “As someone who proudly represents this organization, I believe in its mission of empowering young women through scholarship and service,” she stated. “But I also believe in listening — and growing from honest feedback.” ownthatcrown.com

While she did not directly reference specific claims in the letter, her response acknowledged the significance of the conversation and the responsibility that comes with wearing the crown. “I stand with those who want the best for Miss America,” she added. “This title is more than a sash — it’s a platform for change, and I am committed to using my voice to foster transparency, unity, and progress.”

Former Miss America 2013, Mallory Hagan, voiced her support for the reigning queen’s statement:

“It takes courage to speak out while holding the title. I commend her for showing leadership in a time when our organization needs it most,” Hagan said in a tweet. “This moment is about strengthening Miss America — not dividing it.”

In response to the growing discussion, the Miss America Organization has released a brief statement acknowledging the letter and the concerns raised. “We are actively reviewing the feedback and are committed to fostering a culture of transparency and inclusion,” the statement read. “Our mission remains to uplift young women through education, leadership, and service.”

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As the Miss America competition continues to evolve in the modern era, this moment serves as a reminder of the influence and responsibility that come with the crown — and of the power of using one’s platform for meaningful change. ownthatcrown.com


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33 Comments

  1. SJW or Gretchen Carlson be like change the bikini bottom from SpongeBob to freedom bottom

    Cuz The bikini bottom It’s too sexual because it has the word bikini

  2. Oh, no Ma'am. You want to speak out after enjoying all this time with the title? You can have a Coliseum full of seats 🤣

  3. Good for you to speak the truth Cara! Miss America means nothing if you can’t have a voice. May as well rid the Barbie pageant.

  4. It’s time to put an end to this foolishness of pageants where women put themselves out there to look like fools.

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