Man invades beauty pageant and throws crown on podium after woman came second
Shocking moment when man invades beauty pageant and hits podium with crown after woman came second
- Emanuelly Belini won the Miss Gay Mato Grosso 2023 pageant in Brazil on Saturday night
- The match’s ceremony was bizarrely cut short when Matheus Oliveira, the husband of runner-up Nathally Becker, smashed Belini’s crown to the ground
- The organizer of the event said they will seek police assistance so that Oliveira can be held responsible for covering the cost of the broken crown.
Who’s to say no one remembers someone who came second?
A Brazilian drag pageant had a bizarre end on Saturday when a man stormed the stage and slammed the crown as it was about to be placed over the winner’s head, while his second-place partner looked on in horror.
The shocking moment was captured on video and shows Nathally Becker, representing the city of Cuiabá, holding hands with Emanuelly Belini, the representative of Várzea Grande, as they waited for the judges to announce the winner of the Miss Gay Mato Grosso 2023 contest in Cuiabá announced. on Saturday.
Becker was hugging Belini when Becker’s husband, Matheus Oliveira, suddenly jumped to snatch the crown from a person, who appeared to be the previous winner, and knocked him to the ground in disgust.
Nathally Becker came in second place at Saturday’s Miss Gay Mato Grosso 2023 pageant, but the event was marred by Becker’s partner “rushing onto the podium and snatching the crown.”
Emanuelly Belini won the Miss Gay Mato Grosso 2023 pageant on Saturday. The event had an unusual ending when the runner-up’s partner took the stage during the ceremony and broke the crown
Matheus Oliveira (right) throws the crown on the podium after his partner, Nathally Becker, lost the Miss Gay Mato Grosso 2023 pageant
Oliveira then grabbed Becker’s hair and escorted the runner-up off the podium as he was showered with boos.
He then stopped, picked up the crown from the floor, and hit it again.
Malone Haenisch told Brazilian news outlet G1 that the beauty pageant was close before Belini came out on top.
“He didn’t think the result was fair and caused all this inconvenience and damage,” he said of Oliveira.
Matheus Oliveira mentors Emanuelly Belini shortly after he lost his cool and destroyed an election winner’s crown as his partner came second in the competition
Matheus Oliveira throws a crown on the stage floor as his partner hugs the winner of the pageant
Haenisch, who oversees the pageant which is one of the largest for transvestites and transvestites in the country, gave Belini a new crown.
He said police would be contacted to take legal action to cover the cost of the broken crown.
On Sunday, Belini posted a message on Instagram thanking her supporters.
“I want to thank everyone for the support I get through social media, all my fans, friends, team,” Belini wrote. “Your support was and is now essential to me.”