Sherry Singh Makes History, Wins India’s First Mrs. Universe 2025

Sherry Singh Makes History, Wins India’s First Mrs. Universe 2025

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Category : Awards Published on: October 13 2025

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Indian representative Sherry Singh created history by winning the Mrs. Universe 2025 crown, marking India’s first-ever victory in this prestigious pageant. The 48th edition was held at Okada Resort, Manila, Philippines, with 120 contestants from across the world. Known for her elegance, eloquence and advocacy for women’s empowerment and mental health, Sherry impressed the judges and audience alike. Urmimala Boruah, National Director of UMB Pageants, praised her dedication and grace. Sherry’s victory not only celebrates beauty but also intellect, leadership, and resilience, inspiring women across India and globally.

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