Andrea Meza, Miss Mexico 2020, has been crowned as the ultimate beauty queen at Miss Universe 2020. Defeating 73 other delegates from across the world, Andrea Meza, who has an engineering degree, won the most prestigious beauty pageant during the scintillating night of the Miss Universe finale held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida, USA. The outgoing Miss Universe, South Africa's Zozibini Tunzi put the crown on Meza’s head and made sure that it stays in the place as the beauty queen walked down the front stage flexing her achievement. Brazil's Julia Gama was announced as the first runner-up while Peru's Janick Maceta is the second runner-up. Dominican Republic's Kimberly Perez and India's Adline Castelino became third runner-up and fourth runner-up respectively.
Alma Andrea Meza Carmona was born and brought up in a town of Mexico named Chihuahua City to parents Alma Carmona and Santiago Meza.
Meza kicked off her pageantry career with a bang as she earned the title of Miss Mexico 2016 with her charming personality and desirable beauty.
The dedication and the desire of making it big helped the beauty queen earn the title of Mexicana Universal 2020 and made her the face of some globally renowned brands including the brand ambassador for Mexican tourism.
Not just a professional model, but the diva is also an activist focused on women’s rights and inclusion and currently works closely with the Municipal Institute for Women, which aims to end gender violence.
The Miss Universe 2020 is a certified make-up artist and model. She practices CrossFit and extreme sports, such as rappel and sand-boarding.
In this long journey of becoming the ultimate ramp queen, Meza has been the key highlight of the show. The diva has been doing consistently amazing since she walked down the ramp for the first time.
From donning a bikini to presenting the culture of her country, Meza has left no stone unturned to wow judges and competitors with her curvaceous body and alluring beauty.
Not just her beauty but Meza’s intelligence and awareness also played a key role in her big success. She flexed her intelligence during the intelligence round when she was asked "If you were the leader of your country, how would you have handled COVID with the COVID-19 pandemic?"
To which she answered, "I believe there's not a perfect way to handle this harsh situation such as COVID-19. However, I believe that what I would have done was create the lockdown, even before everything was that big because we lost so many lives. And we cannot afford it, we have to take care of our people. “
Following her win, Meza became the third Mexican woman to win the crown, following Lupita Jones and Ximena Navarrete.
