Christina Nguyen Mrs Universal Petite Vietnam 2026
- Derek Tokarzewski
- 8 minutes ago
- 12 min read
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine pageant interview with an incredible Christina Nguyen Mrs Universal Petite Vietnam 2026
Full Name: Christina NguyenÂ
Title/Year: Mrs Universal Petite Vietnam 2026
Pageant System:Universal PetiteÂ
Age: 37
Zodiac Sign: Scorpion
Hobbies: Pilates, singing and dancing with my daughter, and volunteeringÂ
Platform: white lotus rising- empower and supporting survivors of sex or assault and child trafficking
Years Competed: 2026
Countries Visited: Korea, Cambodia, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Belize, Honduras, Grand Cayman, Netherlands, French.
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, Christina Nguyen and I am Mrs. universal petite Vietnam 2026. Beyond pageantry I am passionate about family wellness and service. Whatever I’m doing Pilates every morning, dancing with my daughter, or volunteering, I carry the same heart that fuels my platform White lotus rising to bring healing, hope and empowerment to survivors.Â
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I’m curious about your education journey. What's it been like for you, any particular highlights or challenges?Â
I grew up in a poor family and my mother‘s love and sacrifice shape who I am today. I am blessed to move to US and became a cosmetologist. It changed my life, show me that with faith and hard work transformation is possible. That’s the same hope I aspire to share with others
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Women's empowerment is such a key topic. What does it mean to you personally?
Women’s empowerment to me mean, embracing our strength, compassion, and purpose. Growing up in a poor family I watch my mom‘s courage and sacrifice, and she became my first example empowerment. Today as a Mrs. universal Petite Vietnam and advocate for survivors, I carried that same spirit. Empowerment isn’t just about independence, is about lifting others, helping them see their world and create a space where every woman’s voice can be heard .
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How did you get into pageants? What sparked your interest initially?
I got into pageants because I want a platform to make a meaningful impact. My interest in immediately was saying how women could combine confidence, grace, and purpose to inspire others. I realize I could use the same opportunity to advocate for survivors of sexual assault, children, trafficking survivors, turn in my passing into action and creative, a legacy of love.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What motivated you to participate in your first pageant? Was there a defining moment?
I want my platform to make a real difference. The defining moment came when I realized pageant more than stage. They are an opportunity to inspire empower and advocate. I knew I can bring White lotus rising to give a voice to survivors sexual assault, turning my passion into action and creative, a legacy of love
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Why did you choose to compete for your current title? I am so grateful to found out Petite System- I am only 5’2 . I want white Lotus rising to turn my passion into purpose and creative legacy of love. Growing up in a poor family inspired by my mother’s sacrifice, fertility struggles for many years and dedicating my life to advocacy. I strive to inspire, empower, and give a voice to the survivors of sex assault, using my story to show that with resilient and heart, we can make a real difference.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I'd love to know more about your pageant system. Could you explain what it’s all about?Â
Universal Petite pageant is designed, especially for ladies 5’6 or less. The Universal Petite is a poised, grateful and elegant woman who proves that high is never a limitation to achieving in her dreams. She embodies  confidence, strength, and purpose, inspiration in others by showing that anyone, regardless stature can lead, make an impact and serve as a role model.Â
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: During competitions, what are the key things you're judgedÂ
I believe more than physical appearances. It’s about confidence, grace, and how we represent the heart of this sisterhood. The judges look for a woman who can walk with purpose speak with authenticity and inspired others through her story. They want to see someone who embrace her uniqueness, uplift others, and use a platform to make a positive impact. It is not about wearing a crown It’s about leading with love, compassion, and purpose.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What’s your competition experience been like? Any memorable moments or learnings?
My competition experience has been an incredible journey of growth self discovery, and purpose. It taught me the important place confidence and connecting with people on a meaningful level. It’s also remind me that pageant are more than competition. They’re opportunity to advocate empower and leave a positive impact on others.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Would you recommend your pageant system to others? If so, why?Â
Absolutely I would love to recommend the universal system to others. This organization is more than just a pageant. It’s a sisterhood that celebrates petite women, backgrounds and stories. It empowers us to embrace who we are, to lead with confidence and to use our voice for purpose. Tourist system have gains not only personal growth and confidence, but also lifelong friendships and a global platform to make a difference. It’s truly reminds every woman that she is enough she is seen she can create a impact no matter her size.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Tell me about your advocacy or volunteer work. What causes are you passionate about?
My advocacy is deeply personal. I am passionate about supporting survivors of sexual assault and children rescue from trafficking in Southeast Asia for the past 15 years I am proudly a financial support for an organization that provides safe homes, education, and healing for children who have been exploded. As a foster mom and survivor myself I understand how important it is for every child you love and valued. To my platform, White Lotus rising I want to raise awareness, break the silent around trauma, and remind survivors that their pain does not define them, their strength does. My mission is to create a legacy of love where every voice is heard, and every heart can heal.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: With your title, what kinds of appearances or activities have you been involved in?
With my title I’ve been involved in a verity of meaningful activities that allow me to serve and inspire others. I’m partnered with two organizations in Tennessee and Vietnam to support survivors from sexual assault and trafficking, heal and rebuild their lives
I also use my platform to speak at community events, share awareness to social media and connect with women around the world who want to make a difference. I believe every appearances is a chance to spread hope, Â empower others, and remind them that compassion can truly change lives.
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World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Can you share some of your achievements, both in and outside of pageantry?
I have spent over 15 years to supporting those in need, including poor families, elderly.. I also volunteer with programs that help foster children and survivors of sexual or assault heal and rebuild their lives. With pageantry I’m proud to use my voice, my life story to inspire others showing that true success isn’t just about a crown, but about compassion, purpose, and the lives we touch along the way
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: In such a competitive field, what do you think makes you stand out?
My combination of heart and purpose and my accent. I bring a poise and confidence, but also a platform rooted in advocacy, support and survivors of sexual assault, foster children, and children rescue from trafficking in Southeast Asia. I want to inspire others create meaningful impact and show that being petite doesn’t limit the side of our dreams or the depth of our compassion.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What does being a Beauty Queen mean to you?
To me goes far beyond wearing a crown. It means using your voice to inspire your action to uplift others and your platform to create a meaningful change about representing confidence, grace and compassion while showing that true beauty comes from heart. And the impact we make in the lives of others.. to me being a beauty queen is a responsibility, a privilege and an opportunity to live a legacy of love and empowerment
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How have pageants impacted your life?
Pageants have truly transfored my life. They have helped  me grow in confidence, poise, and self expression, and taught me how to use my voice to inspire others. Beyond personal development, pageantry has given me a platform to advocate for cause I care deeply about, like supporting survivors of sexual assault children trafficking. Most importantly it has connected me with an incredible sisterhood a woman who lift each other up, showing me that true success is measured not by a crown, but by the lives we touch and the  love we share
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How have pageants influenced your self-esteem and body image?
Pageants have had a positive and transformative impact on myself esteem and body image. They have taught me to embrace my uniqueness, celebrate my strengths and carrying myself with confidence and grace. Competing has shown me that beauty Isn’t about perfection, but about how you present yourself, your purpose and your heart. To journey, I learned to love myself fully inside and out, and to you that confidence to inspire others to do the same.
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?
Been seen as an inspiration is truly honor. It reminds me that Abby challenge I’ve overcome in every step I have taken with my platform has the power to have someone else believe in themselves. It’s also a responsibility. I hold close to my heart. I want everyone to know that your pass doesn’t define  you- your strength does. Not dream is too big no voice too small and no act of kindness too little to create a change.. you can rise above any challenge and you can resilient just like a white lotus rising
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What’s your strategy for captivating the judges on stage?
To me it more than just walking gracefully, it’s about confidence, authenticity, and connection. But the most importantly, I let my passion and my platform shine through, so every moment and words leaves a lasting impression of who I am and what I stand for.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How do you prepare for competitions? Any specific routines or practices?
I prepare for competitions every day after my work, because consistency is key. I am practicing on my walk,  refining my posture and rehearsing answers to potential questions so I can speak with confidence and authenticity. I also dedicate time to self-care, fitness and mental preparation, because being on stage is not just about appearances it’s about presenting my best self in every way from poise to purpose.Â
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Got any tips for nailing the perfect pageant walk?
I focus on posture, poise, and confidence. Practicing daily in heels, helps me a lot. Every step reflect grace, confidence, and propose.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Choosing the right pageant dress can be crucial. What are your tips for making the best choice
Choosing a right pageant pageant dress is all about finding something that fits perfectly, feels comfortable and reflects your personality. I take a it’s a step by design in my own dresses, I know they highlight my best best features, and truly express who I am. A great dress should make you feel confident, grateful, and ready to shine on stage because when you feel amazing, it shows in every step smile and pose
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Interview rounds can be tricky. What are your strategies for a winning interview?
Be confident, prepare, and authentic. Speak from your heart, so all the judges can see truly who you are, I let my passion, purpose, and platform shine because a winning interview isn’t just about answering questions. It’s about leaving a lasting impression.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Looking back, is there a moment in a competition you wish you could redo?
Not really, because I choose to see them as opportunities to growth. Each step from nervous on stage to answer in challenging questions has taught me more about confidence, poise, and self belief. Rather wishing to redo anything. I focus on using the lesson to become stronger, more prepared and even more purposeful for in every competition I enterÂ
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What common mistakes do you see others making in contests?
Some contestants, focused too much on perfections or trying to say what  think judges want to hear, rather than letting their true selves shine.Â
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Do you have any experience in modeling or acting?
Yes I do have experience in modeling and acting. I am currently working with Gage talent agency, where I train and perform in both fields. This experience had helped me develop my stage presence, confidence, and abilities to express emotion to movement and performance. Is also strengthens my poise and composure
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What are your plans or goals for the upcoming year as a Queen?
As a title holder my goal over the coming years. Is you my platform to create meaningful impact and inspired others. I plan to continue supporting no organizations, One body village in Vietnam and Grow free in Tennessee. Helping children rescued for trafficking in Southeast Asia. And advocating for foster children and survivor of sexual assault.. I also want to expand the reach of the Universal petite sisterhood, connecting with women around the world to share empowerment, love, and purpose. My mission is to lead with compassion, in spy, positive change and leave a lasting legacy through service and advocacy
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Finally, what kind of legacy do you hope to leave behind? finally, what kind of legacy
The Legacy I hope to leave behind is one of resilient, hope and empowerment. I want everyone to know that no matter the challenged their face, they can  rise above them just like a lotus rice from the mud to Bloom beautifully. Through my platform and work I hope to inspire others to embrace their strength, overcome obstacles and live with courage, compassion, and purpose.
Additional Information
- International Director: Hazely Lopes
- Pageant Website: Universal PetiteÂ
- Photographer and Credit Details: Cooper TranÂ
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine would like to say thank you for this wonderful interview.
Christina Nguyen Mrs Universal Petite Vietnam 2026 World Class Beauty Queens Magazine, Photo by Cooper TranÂ
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