In recent days, the figure of Fatima Bosch, winner of Miss Universe 2025 in the edition held in Thailand, has returned to the center of public conversation.
Although her coronation was surrounded by controversy -including accusations of fraud, internal discussions and accusations against the organization-, now her professional history is being revisited from a different angle thanks to the release of unpublished videos that show her first steps in the entertainment and fashion industry.
These recordings, which began to circulate widely on social networks, highlight a lesser-known facet of Tabasco’s actress: her participation as a model in Venga la Alegría, a morning show on TV Azteca.
Far from the international catwalks or the spotlight of major pageants, Bosch appeared in a section focused on beauty, where she served as a makeup model, demonstrating looks, application techniques and trends. This role, although modest compared to her current status, reveals a professional beginning marked by discipline, early exposure to the camera and the building of stage presence.
The publication of these videos generated a wave of positive comments. Many users highlighted features that even then seemed to anticipate her future in international pageants: her natural bearing, her way of relating to the camera and, especially, her green eyes, which soon became one of her most commented attributes.
According to Internet users and followers of the pageant, even in that initial stage, the elegance and projection that years later would lead her to become Miss Universe could be perceived.
These fragments have also been interpreted as evidence of the long journey Bosch has had within the fashion and beauty industry, a journey that did not come about overnight, but as a result of a constant evolution and very visible when reviewing her archive of past appearances.
Fatima Bosch: A triumph marked by controversy
Despite the admiration generated by her trajectory, the pageant where Bosch won the crown was full of turbulences. Among the most commented episodes are her public confrontation with businessman Nawat Itsaragrisil, the diffusion of a video where Miss Chile appears inhaling makeup, the fall of Miss Jamaica during one of the catwalks and the resignation of several judges due to alleged irregularities in the competition.
This was compounded by allegations that Bosch’s parents had paid for the win, as well as public debate surrounding the family background of Olivia Yacé, the Ivory Coast representative. While none of these controversies were directly linked to any proven misconduct on Bosch’s part, her name was associated with a particularly turbulent pageant, which increased both media attention and polarization on networks.
Fatima Bosch’s career has generated interest long before her coronation. Since she was a child, she participated in children’s beauty pageants, which familiarized her with the scenarios, choreographies and dynamics of the competition. It has also been mentioned that some women in her family have been linked to the modeling field, which helped her environment to favor the development of these skills.
In the educational field, Bosch studied Fashion and Clothing Design at the Universidad Iberoamericana, training that she complemented with studies at the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan, Italy, and at the Lyndon Institute in the United States. Before taking the international leap, she won the title Flor de Tabasco 2018, recognition that boosted her first formal steps within modeling and regional contests.
The release of these unpublished materials not only broadens the understanding of Bosch’s early career, but also reinforces the narrative of a career built on practice, exposure and preparation. Although his coronation was framed by controversy, his professional history continues to generate interest and adds new layers to the media figure he represents today.
Here you can see the video of Fátima Bosch as a model in Venga la Alegría.
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