Beauty Queens!
Marc Anthony’s ex Dayanara Torres shares pride in Miss Puerto Rico
The former beauty queen rooted for Madison Anderson Berrios
On Sunday, December 8, Zozibini Tunzi from South Africa was named the new Miss Universe Her first runner-up, Madison Anderson Berrios, who represents Puerto Rico took home second place, but one of her biggest fans that night was none other than fellow Puerto Rican and beauty queen, Marc Anthony’s ex-wife, Dayanara Torres. The 45-year-old shared the thrilling moment via her stories on social media in which the Miss Universe pageant’s host, Steve Harvey, creates suspense and finally announces the winner.
When Steve finally announced Miss South Africa as the new winner, Dayanara and her friends couldn’t help feeling disappointed in the loss of Miss PR. “Felicidades reina! Digna representacion...te queremos (Congratulations queen! Worthy representation...we love you),” she wrote on her stories. “Felicidades a la nueva Miss Universo y en especial a la nuestra (Congratulations to the new Miss Universe, especially ours,” she added.
Ahead of the competition, the Boricua stunner posted a video featuring a dancing Madison, 24, clad in a stunning white dress and next to the clip she wrote, “With our hearts full of pride for our representative @madisonandersonberrios. We’re with you Madison! Thank you for representing us so worthily…”
Watching the 68th edition of the Miss Universe pageant must have brought special memories and a little nostalgia, as in 1993 the mom-of-two was crowned with the coveted title. At the time, the Latina beauty was only 18 years old! Now, her and Marc’s eldest son Cristian Muñiz is the same age as his mother when she was named the most beautiful woman in the universe.
Recently, the blue-eyed beauty shared she had her 14th treatment after being diagnosed with Melanoma in January 2019. Dayanara shared her last session will take place in March 2020, a year after she first began treatment for skin cancer. “If you have doubts about a new mole that is growing, has different colors, uneven border... please call your doctor or dermatologist! Early detection is key!” she wrote.
