Catriona Gray
Today in Bangkok ended 67-th international contest “Miss universe — 2018”, the winner of which was the representative of the Philippines Catriona gray. She managed to get around 93 rivals and become the owner of the coveted crown of white gold, adorned with precious stones. What we know about her and what she was able to conquer the jury, talk in our material on SPLETNIK.RU.
Family and origin
Catriona gray was born 6 January 1994 in the Australian city of Cairns. Her father, Ian gray, who has Scottish ancestry, and her mother, Normita ragas, Magnayon Philippine. Their exotic appearance she owes them.
Catriona was named in honor of the grandmother on the paternal side, who immigrated to Western Australia from Scotland in 1952.
Education
Gray studied at the Anglican school of the Holy Trinity in Cairns, and then she continued studying at Berklee College of music in Boston.
Music Catriona had been carried away in childhood — at school she was a soloist with the jazz band, and also participated in productions of the musical “Miss Saigon”.
Hobbies
One of the Hobbies of Katrina are… martial arts (she deals with them from an early age) — she even has a black belt in Choi Kwon do.
In addition, the girl is fond of drawing and travels a lot.
Activities
Apart from the fact that gray is a model, TV presenter and singer, she also is the organizations Love Yourself, which deals with HIV and AIDS, and Young Focus Philippines, where she helps children from disadvantaged families.
Personal life
Catriona meets with Filipino-German male model Clint Bondada.
Clint Bondad and Catriona gray
The Contest “Miss Universe”
The audience and jury members Catriona conquered not only their appearance, but also the answers to the questions. In the competition, she advocated the use of marijuana for medical purposes, supports Me Too and freedom in the media. And when asked whether countries impose restrictions on the flow of migrants, she said the following:
I think that every country must have their own rules and norms, but for a prosperous society for all of us it is very important to understand that we are all human. We must be open to loving and accepting each other
she said.
But most of all the jury members impressed with her response to the question about what the most important lesson she learned in life and how she used this knowledge now, if you became Miss universe.
I work a lot in Tondo, Manila, and other impoverished countries. I see there is some dysfunctional life. But I always try to find good in everything, even in this.
If I could teach people to be thankful for, we would have a wonderful world, where there is no negativity, and the children would smile on the face, she said.
