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Ivy Trizah Muhenje Crowned miss World Kenya 2026

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In a dazzling evening that will be talked about for months to come, Ivy Trizah Muhenje was crowned Miss World Kenya 2026, ushering in what organisers are calling a new era for Kenyan beauty, purpose and global representation. The intimate yet glamorous coronation took place in Nairobi, where the glittering lights of the Holiday Inn in Two Rivers set the stage for one of the most impactful moments in the country’s pageant history.

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From the moment she stepped onto the red-carpeted aisle, all eyes were on Muhenje, a poised and determined figure whose journey has been nothing short of inspiring. Previously crowned first runner-up in the Miss World Kenya 2024/2025 competition, she emerged victorious this time with a confidence and grace that left the audience breathless.

Muhenje’s rise to the crown resonates deeply with many young Kenyans who see in her a symbol of ambition, resilience and national pride. Dressed in an elegant evening gown that shimmered with every step, she accepted the crown amid applause, cheers and a standing ovation from fashion icons, media personalities, and pageant enthusiasts.

Organisers described this early coronation, months ahead of the traditional schedule as a strategic shift to give Kenya’s new queen ample time to prepare for the highly competitive 73rd Miss World pageant slated for 2026. With global finals reportedly looming as early as March, the decision underscores the organisation’s commitment to excellence and readiness on the world stage.

“This isn’t just a crown, it’s a calling,” declared one pageant official, capturing the mood of the night. Muhenje’s reign will be anchored by the ‘Beauty with a Purpose’ ethos; a philosophy that prioritises advocacy, leadership, and meaningful community impact over mere aesthetic appeal.

As the glitter settled and the confetti fell, Muhenje looked toward the future as Kenya’s ambassador of beauty, culture and social change. Her journey from runner-up to national queen is already an inspiration, and as she prepares to carry the Kenyan flag onto the global stage, the nation watches with pride and expectation.

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