What date is Miss Universe 2019?

Miss Universe 2019 aired on December 8th, 2019. The pageant was held in Atlanta, Georgia, at Tyler Perry Studios. Steve Harvey hosted the pageant, making it his fifth year doing so. In the end, only one of the beautiful ladies could win. The winner this year was Miss South Africa's Zozibini Tunzi.

Her beauty and intellect helped her win this incredible title. For years, many people turn into the Miss Universe pageants. Traditionally, people who view it on stations like Fox and Telemundo. While those stations still air the show, streaming services such as Hulu and Sling have made it available to view as well.

Miss Universe 2019 holds on the 8th of December, the very year 2019. This is a pageant show that holds every year with quite a number of contestants competing for the crown. It usually holds towards the end of the year. Prior to this show, the countries individually would have had their own pageant show. It is usually a lovely show for the unmarried ladies, and that is yet to give birth to any child. If this rule is violated and the violator of the rule has a price in the show, the price would be collected from her.

However, after the countries might have gotten a winner for the pageant show, then such contestants would most likely represent the country at the miss universe. And that is one major reason why the miss universe is usually held towards the end of the year, just as the year 2019 show holds on 8 December.

The Miss Universe competition 2019, which was the 68th Miss Universe pageant, was on the 8th of December, 2019. The event took place LIVE at the Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. Ninety contestants from all over the world participated in the competition. At the end of the event, Zozibini Tunzi of South Africa was crowned Miss Universe by her predecessor, Catriona Gray of the Philippines.

The event was aired LIVE at 7 pm Eastern Time/6 pm Central on FOX station and on Telemundo in Spanish. The competition was hosted by Steve Harvey, and this happened to be his fifth consecutive year of hosting the event. Madison Anderson of Puerto Rico was the first runner up, and Sofía Aragón of Mexico was the second runner up of Miss Universe 2019.