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TRANSCRIPT: Miss Universe 2022 Top 3 finalists' Q&A

Published Jan 15, 2023 11:51 am Updated Jan 16, 2023 7:15 pm

We are so close to finding out who the new Miss Universe queen will be!

After showcasing their beautiful evening gowns, the Top 3 finalists of the 71st edition of the Miss Universe pageant answered questions in the question and answer portion to help judges in selecting the winner.

The ladies were given 30 seconds to answer a question given by the hosts Olivia Culpo and Jeannie Mae Jenkins. The question was: "If you win Miss Universe, how would you work to demonstrate this as an empowering a progressive organization?"

Read their answers below.

Dominican Republic: I understand the Miss Universe Organization is looking for an ambassador somebody who is able to communicate a message. I have dedicated women's rights for as long as I can remember, it's been my actual day every single day. I'm here to demonstrate us no matter where you come from your background is not defined you in the terminations and I will show that by be working every single day showing my initial determination. Thank you

USA: Well, I would use it to be a transformational leader. As a very passionate designer been selling for 13 years. I use fashion as a force for good. In my industry, I'm cutting down on pollution through recycled materials when I make my clothing, I teach sewing classes to women that have survived from human trafficking and domestic violence. And I say that because it is so important to invest in others invest in our community, and use your unique talent to make a difference. We all have something special and when we plant those seeds for other people in our life, we transform them and we use that as a vehicle for change.

Venezuela: If I did to win Miss Universe, I will follow the legacy that many women across the universe has showed to be part of this organization, because Miss Universe has demonstrated that they choose women who inspire with their messages, transform with their actions, and that's precisely what I would like to do. I'm a fashion designer by profession, but I'm a designer of dreams as a woman.