Who is Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch, who stood up against Miss Universe organizer Nawat Itsaragrisil for disrespecting women?

Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch is being hailed on social media as she stood up and raised her voice not only for herself but all the other models and beauty queens as they had to face the disrespect and irresponsible behaviour of Miss Universe organizer Nawat Itsaragrisil in Thailand.

In one of her statements that surfaced, she said she would never participate in any of the events that would happen in Thailand. Here’s everything you need to know about the beauty queen.

Who is Fatima Bosch ?

She is currently a beauty queen in the Miss Universe lineup. Born in Mexico, she has always been into modelling since a young age and a supporter of social advocacy. For all of those who were unaware, Bosch became the first-ever queen from the Mexican state of Tabasco to win Miss Universe Mexico in September 2025.

Educational background

Fatima studied fashion design at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico, as well as attending the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan, Italy, and the Lyndon Institute in Vermont. She has also battled dyslexia and Adult Hyperactivity Disorder and confessed of being bullied in school.

Did Nawat Itsaragrisil berate Miss Universe Mexico?

As per reports, Itsaragrisil called Bosch ‘dumb head.’ And called her out for not participating in promotional materials for Thailand. This is when many models walked out of the event.

Nawat Itsaragrisil issues a statement

“If anyone wants to continue the contest, sit down. If you step out, the rest of the girls continue.”

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She said in her official statement- “This is about women’s rights,” she said as she left the event. “This is not how things should be handled. To trash another girl is beyond disrespectful… That’s why I’m taking my coat and I’m walking out.”

Miss Mexico Fátima Bosch breaks silence

I just want to let my country know, I’m not afraid to make my voice heard. It’s here stronger than ever. I have a purpose. I have things to say. We’re in the 21st century. I’m not a doll to be made up, styled and have my clothes changed. I came here to be a voice for all the women and all the girls who fight for causes and to tell my country that I’m completely committed to that.