The remaining names in the predicted top five come from Myanmar, Albania, Thailand and Ghana.

The list also includes three contestants from the Philippines, all ranked within the top 20 at positions 8, 15 and 19.

As of the morning of April 6, organisers of Miss Grand International All Stars had announced 32 contestants from countries and territories worldwide. However, the current line-up has yet to impress beauty fans, despite expectations that the competition would gather contestants who have made a mark at international pageants. The number of contestants with results at major international pageants in the group known as the “Big 6” is limited.

These include fourth runner-up at Miss International 2019 Harriotte Lane and fifth runner-up at Miss Grand International 2024 Melisha Lin. Most of the remaining contestants have not placed at major international pageants.

The Miss Grand International All Stars will take place in Thailand from May 18, with the final scheduled for May 30. The inaugural edition is expected to attract more than 70 contestants. The competition is open to women and transgender women aged 20 to 40, with no restrictions on marital status or motherhood.

The winner will receive the All Stars crown along with prizes worth up to US$1 million.

Other predicted top five contestants include representatives from Myanmar, Albania, Thailand and Ghana.

Huong Giang, born in 1991 in Hanoi, came to public attention after finishing in the top four of Vietnam Idol 2012. She became the first Vietnamese transgender contestant to win Miss International Queen in 2018. She has since pursued a career in music, film and reality television.

She previously competed at Miss Universe 2025 in Thailand but failed to reach the top 30.

Huong Giang fails to make top 30 at Miss Universe 2025

VOV.VN - Vietnamese representative Nguyen Huong Giang did not advance to the Top 30 at the Miss Universe 2025 pageant, whose grand finale took place in Thailand on November 21.