CEBU CITY, Philippines— Miss Universe Philippines 2021 Beatrice Luigi Gomez said she wants to stand beside a strong woman like Miss Japan’s Juri Watanabe during the announcement of the winners, if
Gomez said she has always admired Japan and Watannabe whom she looks up to.
During the Miss Universe Philippines 2021 press conference, Gomez was asked, “if you were one of the [top] two candidates [left] standing in [the] Miss Universe 2021 in Israel, which country representative would want to be holding hands with?”“For some reason I have always been a fan of Japan and their representative now is a strong woman, and she is someone that I would like to stand with in the top two if that’s going to happen.
She said that most of the people in the room may have expected her to pick someone from the South American countries, but Gomez said that Miss Japan was her choice because she is someone that anyone can look up too.
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