List of the most awkward Beauty Pageant answers and top Miss America FAILS. including Miss Utah's 2013 answer to a gender inequality question, Miss South Carolina's geography fail and Miss California's controversial gay marriage question. Funny beauty pageant answers to questions asked by judges is a major reason why Miss America contests are so entertaining. Increasingly, people tune in to hear just what these beauty queens may come up with when pressed to discuss issues that fall out of their areas of expertise.
When Miss Teen South Carolina stumbled over her answer to a question about the American education system during the 2007 Miss Teen USA pageant, her embarrassing "answer"/word vomit became an immediate YouTube sensation. But she is far from the only beauty contestant to give a less-than-stellar answer during her Q&A.Here are the worst beauty pageant answers, ranked by just how cringe-worthy they are.
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Miss Philippines, 2010, Has Never Made a Mistake in Her Life
...Except for that time she blew her chance at winning Miss Universe by not answering the judge's question.
What Did Miss Venezuela, 2012, Just Say?
This one isn't really fair because there seems to be a language barrier issue here, but it is still delightfully awkward.
Miss Teen USA, 2007, "Such as the Iraq, Everywhere, Like, Such As.."
"We should help the Iraq." This is the crown jewel of beauty pageant fails, where every second feels like a lifetime.
Miss California, 2009, On Same-Sex Marriage and "Opposite Marriage"
Carrie Prejean, a 2009 Miss USA contestant from California, sparked fury over her controversial stance against gay marriage--but more entertaining than that, she calls marriage between a man and a woman, "opposite marriage."
Miss Hawaii, 1992, "It's a Wonderfully Versatile State You Have There"
“We are truly the land of the great. From the rocky shores of…Hawaii…to the beautiful sandy beaches of…Hawaii…America is our home.”
2013: Miss Utah Fumbles Income Inequality Question
Miss Utah Marissa Powell is stumped by the question, "A recent report shows that in 40 percent of American families with children, women are the primary earners, yet they continue to earn less than men. What does this say about society?"
Miss Arizona, 2009, On Universal Healthcare
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Q: Do you think the U.S. should have universal healthcare as a right of citizenship?
A: I hear your question and refuse to answer it or express an opinion because everyone has a right to an opinion...
Miss Philippines 2001 Contestant Jeanie Anderson is Forced to Choose Between Beauty or Brains
The question is totally unfair to ask a teenage beauty contestant who is standing on stage in a bikini, but makes for a truly ironic moment.
Someone Didn't Know What Affirmative Action Is, Miss Minnesota 1995
A fairly coherent answer for obviously not knowing what one of the major terms in the question means.
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