In a spectacular celebration of global culture and talent, Miss Indonesia Monica Kezia Sembiring clinched first place at the Talent Finale of Miss World 2025, held at Shilpakala Vedika. Her captivating fusion of Indian and Indonesian melodies on the piano mesmerized the audience and judges alike, earning her the top honor in this prestigious event.
Miss Cameroon Issie Princesse secured second place with a soulful rendition of the gospel song Goodness of God, while Miss Italy Chiara Esposito took third place for her elegant and emotive ballet performance.
The event drew a large and enthusiastic crowd by 5 p.m., as 24 finalists showcased an incredible variety of talents representing diverse cultures from around the world. The evening opened with Miss USA Athenna Crosby’s energetic vocal performance, setting a lively tone for the night.
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Notable highlights included Miss Nigeria Joy Mojisola Raimi’s vibrant fusion of Indian and African dance, performed to the Telugu hit Ranu Mumbai Ki Ranu, described as a tribute to “unity in motion.” Other memorable acts featured Miss Malta Martine Cutajar’s soulful rendition of Rainbow, Miss Estonia Eliise Randmaa’s unique cheerleading and hip-hop fusion, and Miss Brazil Jessica Pedroso’s heartfelt interpretation of Memory.
Miss Netherlands Jane Knoester impressed viewers with her ice-skating skills via video, while piano performances by Miss Czech Republic Adéla Stroffekova and Miss Germany Silvia Dorre Sanchez showcased classical finesse. Miss Argentina Guadalupe Alomar electrified the audience with a medley of traditional dances, and Miss Australia Jasmine Stringer’s rendition of Hallelujah was warmly received.
The show also featured poignant cultural performances such as Miss Poland Maja Klajda’s national dance highlighting Poland’s historic struggles, and Miss Philippines Krishnah Marie Gravidez’s song from Moana. Miss Trinidad and Tobago Anna-Lise Nanton delivered a powerful aerial performance broadcast on video, sharing a message that “strength and femininity are not opposites.”
The evening also spotlighted spoken word, with Miss Wales Millie-Mae Adams delivering a moving poem on cardiac arrest awareness, including an emergency guide. Other standout vocalists included Miss Cayman Islands Jada Ramoon, Miss Jamaica Tahje Laurica Bennett, and Miss Ireland Hannah Johns.
Miss India Nandini Gupta ignited the crowd with an exuberant Bollywood dance, while Miss Ethiopia Hasset Dereje Admassu emotionally performed Man’s World. The final solo act by Miss Kenya Grace Ramtu turned the venue into a dance party with her lively DJ set.
The night culminated in a unifying group performance, as all 24 finalists returned to the stage to dance together to Ranu Mumbai Ki Ranu, celebrating global unity and cultural harmony.
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