Bianca Daprile Miss Petite USA 2025
- Derek Tokarzewski
- Aug 12
- 11 min read
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine pageant interview with an incredible Bianca Daprile Miss Petite USA 2025
Full Name: Bianca Daprile
Title/Year: Miss Petite USA 2025
Pageant System: Petite USA
Age: 26
Education Level: College
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Hobbies: Singing, Acting,Fashion, Comedy!
Platform: Hype Girl Hq
Years Competed:1
Countries Visited:4
Likes and Dislikes: Likes: Shopping, Rom-Coms, Ice Cream and French Fries
Dislikes: Seafood, Horror Movies, Things on high shelves
Current Status: In a Relationship
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Can you share a bit about who you are? Like, what are your passions outside of the pageant world?
My name is Bianca Daprile, and I am honored to be your Miss Petite USA 2025. When asked who I am outside of pageantry, I immediately think of my passion for all things entertainment — acting, singing, modeling, and creating content. I’ve always believed in the power of storytelling, and that belief has driven me since I was a little girl. The stage has always felt like home to me. Even before I ever considered a crown, I chased dreams in front of cameras and microphones. The spotlight doesn’t define me — but my love for connection and performance does.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I’m curious about your education journey. What's it been like for you, any particular highlights or challenges?
When reflecting on my education journey, I’d describe it as anything but traditional — it’s been filled with highs, lows, and growth. I’ve always valued education deeply and worked hard throughout high school, which earned me multiple scholarships and allowed me to begin my college career at Marist College as a Pre-Med student. But my passion for the arts was too strong to ignore. At 18, I was selected as the youngest contestant ever in the ABC Discovers showcase, which led me to take a leave of absence to train and perform. Unfortunately, I lost my scholarships because of this decision. I worked multiple jobs to afford classes on my own and was ineligible for financial aid due to my parents’ financial situation during their divorce. Now, at 26, I’m proud to say I’ve finally been able to file FAFSA using my own income and will be returning to complete my final semester. The journey has been challenging, but it taught me determination, sacrifice, and grit.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Women's empowerment is such a key topic. What does it mean to you personally?
When I think about what women’s empowerment means to me, I think of self-ownership and unapologetic authenticity. Empowerment is stepping into a room fully as yourself, with no need to shrink or adjust for anyone’s comfort. It's about leading by example and encouraging other women to do the same — to be bold, powerful, and intentional. It’s no longer about playing small. It’s about holding space, using your voice, and lifting others as you rise. That’s what real empowerment is.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How did you get into pageants? What sparked your interest initially?
When asked how I got into pageants, I have to laugh a little — because I never thought I would. Growing up, I didn’t see girls like me on the pageant stage. I was a mixed-race girl with big curly hair and an even bigger personality. Pageants felt so far removed from my world. But everything changed when my sister saw an ad for a local pageant — Florida Petite. She said, "This is made for you." I figured it would be a fun experiment for content: no coach, no budget, all DIY. But what started as curiosity turned into something far more life-changing.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What motivated you to participate in your first pageant? Was there a defining moment?
What really motivated me to participate in my first pageant was a mix of curiosity and challenge. I asked myself, "Could I win a pageant by just being myself?" But the defining moment came after I won Miss Florida Petite. I started receiving messages from girls and women saying they felt represented and inspired by my win. That’s when everything shifted — I realized that me showing up authentically gave others permission to do the same. That’s a responsibility I don’t take lightly.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Why did you choose to compete for your current title? What made it stand out for you?
The decision to compete for Miss Petite USA came the second I was crowned Miss Florida Petite. I knew instantly that this journey was bigger than just me. Competing nationally gave me the opportunity to represent every woman who’s ever felt overlooked, too loud, too short, too unique. I wanted to be a voice for the girls who never felt they belonged in pageantry. Miss Petite USA gave me the space to do just that, and that’s why I knew I had to go for it.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I'd love to know more about your pageant system. Could you explain what it’s all about?
The Petite USA system is a national pageant designed specifically for women 5’6” and under. It’s about celebrating the uniqueness, strength, and beauty of petite women across the country. With a focus on confidence, service, and sisterhood, the system offers a platform for women to express themselves and challenge traditional beauty standards. There are multiple divisions and categories, and each one is rooted in authenticity, growth, and purpose.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What do you think sets your pageant director apart from others?
When people ask me what sets our directors apart, I could talk about them for days. Rachel Almanza, my Florida director, isn’t just a leader — she’s a light. She believed in me when I was still figuring it out myself, checking in constantly, helping me prepare, and even praying for me. Jenna Rhodes, our national director, brings warmth and grace to everything she does. She’s the reason our sisterhood is so tight-knit and welcoming. They don’t just direct — they empower, uplift, and pour into us.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: During competitions, what are the key things you're judged on?
In the Petite USA system, we’re judged in four main areas: Interview, Swimwear or Athleticwear, Evening Gown, and the Onstage Question. The interview portion carries the most weight, which I love, because it allows us to express who we are beyond our appearance. It’s about substance, story, and spirit.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What’s your competition experience been like? Any memorable moments or learnings?
My competition experience has been incredible. From Florida Petite to Nationals, I felt like I was training for the Super Bowl — emotionally, physically, mentally. One of my biggest takeaways is that authenticity beats perfection every time. I realized that being fully myself — loud, vibrant, and real — resonates more than any rehearsed line ever could.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Would you recommend your pageant system to others? If so, why?
If someone asked me whether I’d recommend the Petite USA system, I’d say yes a thousand times over. It’s not just a competition — it’s a community. It welcomes all races, backgrounds, body types, and stories. It’s where I found my purpose, my people, and my voice. That’s rare, and it’s something every woman deserves to experience.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Tell me about your advocacy or volunteer work. What causes are you passionate about?
My advocacy work centers around my platform Hype Girl HQ, which focuses on girls in foster care and those aging out of the system. With two adopted sisters and a mom who was once in the system, this cause is deeply personal. I also work with The Cali Project, which provides housing and life skills training to girls aging out. This fall, I’m launching the Hype Girl Boutique — a free shopping experience for foster girls, stocked entirely with donated clothes from our sister queens and community.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: With your title, what kinds of appearances or activities have you been involved in?
Since receiving my Miss Petite USA title, I’ve been honored to begin public appearances and projects. I had an event at Dillard’s with the Lancome team, and I recorded a podcast with a local Tampa platform called PLATFORM. Upcoming, I’ll be walking in New York Fashion Week with Marc Defang, attending a Make-A-Wish fundraiser, and launching my first Hype Girl Boutique pop-up event.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Can you share some of your achievements, both in and outside of pageantry?
Inside and outside of pageantry, I’ve been blessed with incredible experiences. Outside, I’ve worked as a host for Nickelodeon at the VMAs, was named Content Creator of the Year by Popular Pays, appeared as a guest star on CBS’s Instinct, and modeled for brands like Florence by Mills. In pageantry, I’ve held titles like Miss Florida Petite 2025, Most Photogenic, Social Media Award winner, and now Miss Petite USA 2025.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: In such a competitive field, what do you think makes you stand out?
What sets me apart in such a competitive field is my authenticity. I walk into every room as myself — big hair, big energy, big heart. I don’t try to fit the mold. I lead with love and purpose, and that shines through.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I can only imagine how it feels to win. What was going through your mind when your name was announced as the winner?
When they announced my name as Miss Petite USA, I froze. Everything slowed down. It was surreal and overwhelming — not just because I won, but because I knew this moment marked the beginning of something so much bigger. I knew my impact had just begun.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What does being a Beauty Queen mean to you?
Being a beauty queen means showing up as your best, most honest self every single day. It’s not about looking perfect — it’s about being present, kind, empowering, and brave. It means using your voice to create change and your story to inspire others.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How have pageants impacted your life?
Pageants have completely changed my life. They gave me a sisterhood I never knew I needed, a platform to amplify my purpose, and a deeper understanding of who I am. I’ve grown in ways I never expected.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How have pageants influenced your self-esteem and body image?
Pageantry helped me embrace my body and spirit like never before. Being on stage in swimwear used to be intimidating, but now it feels powerful. I don’t just feel beautiful — I feel strong, capable, and proud.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: You’re an inspiration to many. How does that feel, and what message do you want to share with others?
Being called an inspiration is still surreal to me. I think of little Bianca — loud, curly-haired, full of dreams — and I’m proud of her. My message is simple: You are more than enough, exactly as you are. The world needs your story.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What’s your strategy for captivating the judges on stage?
Honestly, my strategy is to have fun and be myself. Judges can sense authenticity and joy. When you feel beautiful and confident from the inside out, it radiates.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How do you prepare for competitions? Any specific routines or practices?
My prep includes working with my coach Miss Ally from Fit to Sparkle Queens, utilizing the C.R.O.W.N Network for pagenat prep and the monthly calls helped me so much in my interview, spending time in the gym, caring for my skin, and most importantly, nurturing my mental health.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Got any tips for nailing the perfect pageant walk?
My biggest tips are: wear comfortable, supportive heels, practice like crazy, walk slowly with purpose, and pretend you’re Beyoncé. Own that stage.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Choosing the right pageant dress can be crucial. What are your tips for making the best choice?
Choosing the right dress is like choosing a soulmate — you just know. It should make you feel invincible. My pageant stylist Million Dollar Peagant Styling did a Color analysis and body shape analysis for me which helped me narrow down my choices, but ultimately, it’s about how you feel in it.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Interview rounds can be tricky. What are your strategies for a winning interview?
My strategy is to treat the interview like a conversation. There are no wrong answers when you’re being real. Be confident, be clear, and connect with your heart.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Looking back, is there a moment in a competition you wish you could redo?
Honestly, no. Every stumble, every awkward moment shaped me. If I could do it all again, I’d just be even more fearless.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What common mistakes do you see others making in contests?
The biggest mistake I see is comparison. When you start measuring yourself against others, you lose your light. Focus on being your best self.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Do you have any experience in modeling or acting?
Yes, I’ve been in front of the camera since I was three months old. Modeling, acting, hosting — it’s been a lifelong journey.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What are your plans or goals for the upcoming year as a Queen?
This year, I plan to grow Hype Girl HQ, host more community events, prepare for Miss Universal Petite, continue my docuseries, and break more stereotypes about what a beauty queen looks like.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Finally, what kind of legacy do you hope to leave behind?
The legacy I want to leave is one of courage, authenticity, and representation. I want to be the proof that you don’t need to change who you are to shine. I want every girl who’s ever felt unseen to know that they are powerful — not in spite of their differences, but because of them.
Additional Information
- International Director: Hazely Lopez -Universal Petite
- National Director: Jenna Rhodes -Petite USA
- Local Director:Rachel Almanza-Florida Petite
- Pageant Website:https://www.petiteusa.com/
- Photographer and Credit Details: magicdreamsproductions Matty Jacobsen
- Sponsors Acknowledgment: Dillard's at The Shops at Wiregrass
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Luxury Bridal Robes by Ms.Asoebi
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine would like to say thank you for this wonderful interview.
Bianca Daprile Miss Petite USA 2025, World Class Beauty Queens Magazine, Photo Credit magicdreamsproductions Matty Jacobsen
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