20 Amazing Bodies of Miss USA Winners

Throughout history, the title of Miss USA has been bestowed upon a plethora of remarkable women who shine not only in beauty but also in intelligence, drive, and purpose. These women have used their platforms to voice concerns, share personal stories, and inspire many. From breaking stereotypes, advocating for mental health, standing up against bullying, to sharing their unique beauty and wellness routines, every Miss USA titleholder has a story to tell. Here, we delve into the unique journeys of 20 amazing bodies and minds of Miss USA winners, highlighting their personal struggles, triumphs, and the messages they hold dear to their hearts.

1. Nana Meriwether

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In addition to being Miss USA, Nana Meriwether was also a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Search finalist. She shared her reasons for wanting to enter on the publication’s website. “Hardly any funding ever goes to women-led businesses, even though on average, companies built by women generate greater revenue and higher returns on investment over five years versus brands built by men. In fact, only 2% of venture capital goes to women and less than 1% to African American women. Hardly any funding ever goes to women-led businesses, even though on average, companies built by women generate greater revenue and higher returns on investment over five years versus brands built by men. In fact, only 2% of venture capital goes to women and less than 1% to African American women.”

2. Erin Brady

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After winning Miss USA in 2013, Erin Brady shared some of her fashion and confidence tips with the CT Post. “Wear clothes that flatter your figure. It's not about being stick thin. It's about being comfortable and confident. If you walk out wearing a paper bag, but you wear it well and proudly, people will look at you and say `Wow, that looks great on you.' "

3. Alyssa Campanella

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In a post on her website, Alyssa Campanella opened up about the brutal cyberbullying and body-shaming she experienced in both the Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants. She says that it led to her having insecurities, and encouraged people to be kind to others. “Words can linger with people for years. Decades. For the rest of their lives. I’m sure someone will try to argue and say you can at least delete social media comments, but that doesn’t change the fact that the words were still said. As we navigate the ups and downs of the ever-changing internet, it doesn’t hurt to be reminded that there’s another human being behind that screen – a human being with feelings. We’re not robots. If you wouldn’t want someone saying certain things to you, you shouldn’t say it to someone else.”

4. Sarah Rose Summers

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Sarah Rose Summers opened up about the process to competing in pageants in a post on her website. “I always dreamt of competing at Miss USA as Miss Nebraska USA and knew that I must have a healthy relationship with food and fitness before that day came. In college, I also wanted to have a strong established group of friends prior to competing. Heck, I also wanted to be a typical college student - we all know most social gatherings are around food or drinks. I competed in Miss Nebraska USA for the first time my junior year of college. I was already teaching Lagree Fitness, a reformer pilates class, and loved taking classes at a new cycling studio in town. I did not pause my social life, nor did I change my workouts or diet until about a week prior, I also got my dress the week of the pageant (you could say I knew it was a trial run). But you know what, I felt confident in my body on that stage and was proud I did not completely restrict myself.”

5. Olivia Jordan

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Prior to competing in the 2015 Miss Universe pageant, Olivia Jordan shared how she prepared with Cosmopolitan. She said that meditation is something she had been doing. “I have my meditation on my phone. It's the balance of all the craziness of this world, and finding the quiet moments to reconnect with yourself and stay true to yourself. You don't want to get wrapped up in all of the hoopla of Vegas and the competition, and lose your serenity during your time here. When you get to the final stage, you need to be stress-free and enjoy the moment.”

6. Rachel Smith

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In addition to winning Miss USA, Rachel Smith is also a TV host and correspondent. She revealed in this Instagram post that she likes to go whitewater rafting with friends. Smith captioned the post, “Laughed my way down the Ocoee River @mikeweed14! His faces are 💯!!! 😭The ultimate day out on the water with a lovely family we met. Thanks to our new friends Becky, Jason, Colton, our group leader Bryan, and the entire Outland Expedition team for such a memorable day!”

7. Kristen Dalton

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After winning Miss USA, Kristen Dalton started working as a life and pageant coach. She shares a lot of her advice on Instagram. In this post, she talked about how she builds social confidence. “When I first moved to LA, I felt inferior and nervous going to events,” Dalton wrote in the caption. “I had just wrapped my title as Miss USA, where I went to appearances and professionally socialized every day. Where was this coming from? Even small group settings made me uncomfortable. They still do sometimes! A mindset shift from lacking to flowing is the key to get us out of those nerves. I hope these declarations help remind you of the TRUTH when you need it. You deserve to walk in the room and know you’re meant to be there.”

8. Crystle Stewart

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Crystle Stewart is all about supporting mental health. She has her own foundation and MISS Academy to help other women. “I founded The Crystle Stewart Foundation for this very reason,” she said to Los Angeles Magazine. “I did not want young women to not be able to access these resources due to financial reasons. As such, The Crystle Stewart Foundation can offset the costs for young women who are at a financial disadvantage.”

9. Nia Sanchez

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After winning Miss USA in 2014, Nia Sanchez shared her secrets for staying healthy on the road to Racked Las Vegas. “I had an amazing trainer before Miss USA, Bomb Shell Fitness, and now that I am on the road so much, I do quick little workouts that I can do in my hotel room. I try to always get my blood flowing and pumping every day. When I travel, I always pack snacks in my purse. My favorite go to snack would have to be quest bars! They are high in protein and fiber, so they keep me full and energized throughout the day!”

10. Deshauna Barber

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Deshauna Barber shared some of her wellness tips with USA Today. "I drink a lot of water. I try to push people to drink two and a half liters of water at minimum a day. It’s good for cleansing your pores, getting the sweat out, and that cleansing prevents (facial) bumps."

11. Kara McCullough

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Kara McCullough likes to go outside to keep herself in shape. Specifically, she enjoys hiking. McCullough shared this video of herself hiking in Horseshoe Bend. She captioned the post, “Horseshoe Bend is a horseshoe-shaped incised meander of the Colorado River located near the town of Page, Arizona, United States.”

12. Kenya Moore

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Before she starred on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Kenya Moore was known as a Miss USA titleholder. She shared some of her skincare tips and favorite products with E! News. Moore says that makeup wipes are very important. "For me, I do have a breakout. It's usually caused by not cleaning my makeup off from the end of the day. I have to make sure to clean the makeup off my face nightly. I think it's important to let your skin breathe. What I love about these Neutrogena wipes is that that keep me from breaking out and they prevent me from forgetting to clean my face. These. Are. A. Lifesaver."

13. Ali Landry

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In addition to being Miss USA, Ali Landry is an actress, TV host, and blogger. In this post, she revealed her favorite at-home workouts. “I put together a simple fitness kit with my basics that I use to elevate my workouts in the most powerful way. Each fitness tool is purposeful, even my wardrobe choices. Creating a space in the corner of my bedroom where I can keep everything neatly in a basket has made a huge difference with my mindset. I have everything ready and there is no thinking. Anytime I can give myself the gift of thirty minutes, I’m ready to jump right in and I don’t give the space to talk myself out of it.”

14. Morgan Romano

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A cause that current reigning Miss USA, Morgan Romano, is passionate about is getting girls involved in STEM. She shared her thoughts on this in an interview. "I think the way that we bring that number to 50% girls is to start at a younger age. And to start getting girls involved before the age of five. Another statistic shows that if a girl is not introduced to Stem by age 5, 97 percent of the time, they will not pursue a career in STEM.”

15. Asya Branch

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Asya Branch shared how she prepped for the 2021 Miss Universe competition with HollywoodLife. “I have ran the stairs a couple of times [in the apartment building], but then I realized I’ve always hated cardio. And so then I was like, that was not the right move. I do my ab workouts. I have some dumbbells. I’m just trying to stay on track, but I’m not going to lie, I have good genetics!”

16. Elle Smith

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Elle Smith shared her secrets for keeping her skin pageant-ready with Ebony.com. “For my skincare, I always begin by cleansing my face with the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Exfoliating Cleanser. It’s a really gentle exfoliator so my skin always feels soft yet hydrated afterward. After cleansing, I follow up with The Ordinary’s hyaluronic acid. It’s really lightweight and it doesn’t leave my skin feeling sticky. Afterwards, I use the SeneGence SeneDerm DayTime Moisturizer to make sure I have a clean canvas for my makeup.”

17. Rima Fakih

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In an interview with Maxim, Rima Fakih talked about being an Arab-American in the public eye. “I am very proud of who I am and where I came from. I encourage everyone to feel the same. It is a great thing to stand out versus fit in. I was honored and truly grateful to be a girl who escaped the war in the Middle East, survived living in the hood, grew up poor and made it this far. I wanted to show any girl that anything is possible.”

18. Susie Castillo

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Susie Castillo has remained in the public eye since winning Miss USA in 2003. Notably, she worked as a VJ on MTV. One thing Castillo likes to do is go hiking. She shared these photos on Instagram of herself on the rocks. Castillo captioned the post, “Shoutout to @matthewgleslie for making me look like a badass hiker in the 1st two photos🫶🏻3rd photo is the reality where I show the world that I’m actually a chicken sh*t.”

19. R’Bonney Gabriel

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R’Bonney Gabriel shared some of her favorite wellness secrets in an interview with Forbes. She says that she takes a lot of supplements. “Tumeric wellness shot when my sinuses are acting up! If I'm starting to feel sick, I bake a whole clove of garlic and eat it quickly to boost my immune system, and I, actually, love the way it tastes. I also take a daily women's multivitamin and vitamin D in the morning, and complete my day with magnesium citrate in the evening.”

20. Olivia Culpo

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In an interview with Byrdie, Olivia Culpo talked about her skincare routine. She says that she has changed her approach to beauty recently. “The past year put so much into perspective for me and really forced me to slow down. Beauty truly starts from within, and implementing meditation and journaling in my daily routine has truly changed my life. I find that when I am my most centered, my entire body is at ease, including my skin.”

It’s time for the 2021 Miss Universe pageant! That means incredible evening gowns, pageant answers, and impressive swimsuits, this year in Eilat, Israel. The swimsuit competition is one of the most important part of every pageant, including Miss Universe. These ladies looked incredible in their swimsuits during a dress rehearsal, and must have received high marks at the competition. Read on to see 10 different looks—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. Miss Australia, Daria Varlamova

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Miss Australia, Daria Varlamova, went bold with her bathing suit. She chose a bright pink swimsuit, with a leopard print cover-up, which looked incredible with her blonde hair and pale skin. Varlamova is currently a MBA student, and is studying psychotherapy.

2. Miss USA, Elle Smith

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Miss USA, Elle Smith, originally from Kentucky, went with a black bathing suit with large buttons and accents. Smith received her degree in political science from the Florence University of the Arts in Florence, Italy, and is currently a journalist.

3. Miss Sweden, Moa Sandburg

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Miss Sweden, Moa Sandburg, went for a unique swimsuit for the competition. Sandburg wore a one-piece, black, sleeveless swimsuit, to complement her dark hair and pale skin. She is currently learning sign language, and is working towards owning her own hostel in Asia.

4. Miss Spain, Sarah Loinaz

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Miss Spain, Sarah Loinaz, went with a dark pink bathing suit with a large buckle on the bottom. The color looked incredible with her skin tone and black hair. Loinaz is passionate about marine life, and educates people about ocean pollution in Spain.

5. Miss South Africa, Lalela Mswane

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Miss South Africa, Lalela Mswane, wore a white bathing suit with gold buttons, and had her hair up in a high ponytail. Mswane is an accomplished dancer, having trained in ballet and flamenco. She is also working towards helping South Africa’s unemployment rates.

6. Miss Canada, Tamara Jemuovic

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Miss Canada, Tamara Jemuovic, went with a black one-piece swimsuit with a buckle on the chest, kept her blonde hair wavy, and even did a twirl on stage. In addition to her pageant career, Jemuovic is a licensed real estate broker, and even founded her own cruelty-free cosmetics line.

7. Miss Russia, Ralina Arabova

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Miss Russia, Ralina Arabova, also went with a one-piece swimsuit. Arabova’s swimsuit was dark pink with a large buckle, and she kept her dark hair straight. Arabova currently attended two different universities, studies advertising, law, and public relations, and is on her school’s standup comedy team.

8. Miss Cameroon, Akoma Minkata

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Miss Cameroon, Akoma Minkata, went with a white bathing suit with gold buttons. She wore her hair in a low ponytail, and added hoop earrings to her look. Minkata is passionate about several causes, and works with both Smile Train, and the Roger Milla Foundation.

9. Miss Turkey, Cemrenaz Turhan

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Miss Turkey, Cemrenaz Turhan, wore a dark pink bathing suit with silver accents, and had her bellybutton ring showing.

10. Miss Bolivia, Nahemi Uequin

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Miss Bolivia, Nehemi Uequin, wore a white bathing suit with a large buckle, and showed off her impressive abs. In addition, Antelo works to raise awareness about the femicide in Bolivia, and experienced a lot of cyber bullying while competing in her national pageant.

Miss America winners are renowned for their striking beauty and graceful poise, but they are much more than just their appearances. Each one possesses unique stories, ambitions, challenges, and advocacies. From promoting clean energy and inclusivity to confronting skin issues and championing wellness routines, these women are embodiment of strength, resilience, and purpose. Dive in as we explore 20 extraordinary Miss America winners, discovering the depth and breadth of their passions, and understanding why they truly are an inspiration not just in America, but around the globe.

1. Grace Stanke

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Current reigning Miss America, Grace Stanke, talked about the organization and what her goals are to Wisconsin Public Radio. “There's a big difference in what the women are in the Miss America organization in comparison to any other organization. We're not afraid to speak out and speak not only on a national level but on a global level. We're promoting changes that are important and relevant in society. (With) America as a global leader, I don't see why Miss America shouldn't be. I'm excited to go into my year to promote clean energy for a cleaner future.”

2. Emma Broyles

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Emma Broyles opened up about her past skin issues, how she takes care of them, and her dermatology goals to Health Digest. “I spent so much time kind of constructing this facade of this perfect girl who had no issues. And I felt like the second somebody saw that, they would know who I really am. And so, something that I did in my recovery process and the process that it took to finally overcome or get my dermatillomania under control was working with my dermatologist to first really clear my acne. And he was great. He was really patient with me, and he tried a bunch of different things. And then now, I've had the clearest skin I've ever had in my life. It's crazy. And I can't believe that it's all just because of the power of medicine and the knowledge of my dermatologist. I got really into looking at the ways that different medications, oral medications, play in with topical medications and retinols and gels and creams and moisturizers. And I really, really fell in love with skincare.”

3. Camille Schrier

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Camille Schrier told People that she didn’t want to enter Miss America until they removed the swimsuit competition. “I think that a lot of women in our world really struggle with body image and have had things that might qualify as an eating disorder and they might not even recognize it. And as someone who has struggled with body image and body positivity throughout my life, I didn’t ever want to put myself in a situation to be judged on my body.”

4. Nia Franklin

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During her reign, Nia Franklin was passionate about bringing arts programs to schools. “I have spoken with school administrators and children about the importance of a well-rounded education, which includes the arts,” she told The Power Thread. “Most recently I have led virtual masterclasses through my initiative, Compose Her. I started this initiative to uplift women in music, but really the goal is to make sure everyone is equally empowered.”

5. Savvy Shields

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Savvy Shields opened up about her wellness routine to About You Magazine. “I’m trying to reinforce the connection between what we’re eating and how we’re feeling,” she says. “Over time, it’s evolved into more of a quality-of-life issue rather than a weight-loss issue. It’s not just about working out, but making exercise a lifetime habit.”

6. Kira Kazantsev

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Kira Kazantsev opened up about her wellness routine to Naluda Magazine. “I do mobile workouts from my trainer Scott Keppel (Scott’s Training Systems) and I try and maintain a healthy (ish) diet with lots of lean proteins and greens. I do a lot of traveling so it’s important for me to be able to make a workout happen even if I don’t have access to a gym.”

7. Betty Cantrell

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Betty Cantrell talked about her diet during her pageant career and how it changed to People. “I was traveling all the time and I couldn’t always eat the healthiest option,” she says. “[But] it’s all about eating things in moderation. You can have some unhealthy things, but make sure you don’t do it all the time. I was careful about what I ate, and I tried to eat every three hours to keep my metabolism flowing.”

8. Nina Davuluri

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In 2013, Nina Davuluri became the first Indian-American to win Miss America. Not long after winning, she talked about this achievement to BET. “I'm so happy this organization has embraced diversity. I'm thankful there are children watching at home who can finally relate to a new Miss America.”

9. Mallory Hagan

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Mallory Hagan is a supporter of the LGBTQ community, and sits on the Rocket City Pride committee. She shared this video on Instagram of herself doing an event with them. Hagan captioned it, “​​What a beautiful morning with @rocketcitypride at the Vincent Rutherford Equality March @downtownhsv!! We are so grateful to all of the friends, organizations, and companies that came out to participate and support. The future is #inclusion— that’s what our dreams are made of. 🏳️‍🌈🤍”

10. Laura Kaeppler

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Laura Kaeppler likes to do barre workouts to keep herself in shape. She shared this video on Instagram of herself doing a session. Kaeppler captioned it, “The moment when you want to quit is the moment when you need to keep pushing. And believe me, I want to quit every time I workout at the #barre but @coachlombardi doesn't let me. Love ya G.”

11. Teresa Scanlan

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In 2014, Teresa Scanlan talked about her struggles with her diet in an interview. "I knew the importance of a healthy lifestyle but after my crowning, I lost focus. I was tired, sluggish and I was embarrassed because I felt like a hypocrite. My pageant platform promoted healthy eating initiatives so as a role model I needed to make a change but I didn't know where to begin." Scanlan says that she worked with ViSalus and did their fitness challenges, which led to her being known as a fitness role model.

12. Caressa Cameron

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In a 2014 interview with The Huffington Post, Caressa Cameron talked about her wellness routine. “Being mentally, emotionally, and physically healthy is critically important as a young woman. Finding the time to nurture all of those areas amidst our ambition, careers, school, volunteering, friendships and families can often be hard. The most important thing is to find the space where YOU are happy with you and not allowing society to dictate what you SHOULD look like. Side note: My husband loves my curves.”

13. Katie Stam

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Katie Stam is an avid chef. She shares a lot of her healthy recipes on Instagram. In this video, she makes a casserole with quinoa and chicken. Stam captioned it, “A healthy and delicious recipe the whole family can enjoy - Quinoa Chicken Casserole. Click the link in my bio to get the recipe from the experts at Inspiring Women.”

14. Kirsten Haglund

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Kirsten Haglund is a prominent activist for eating disorder prevention. She talked about her experiences with body image to Ask Garden Green Span. “In my darkest times, I used to think that taking care of myself was a sign of weakness, going soft. Once I left ballet slowly I realized that it takes a lot of strength to take tender loving care of myself, that’s about being more highly evolved.”

15. Ericka Dunlap

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Ericka Dunlap shares a lot of her wellness tips on Instagram. In this video, she revealed that she wants to get better at golf. “YOU are the secret sauce,” she wrote in the caption. “You just have to BELIEVE it! In what area of your life do you want to have more confidence?? 💪🏾✨ One for me…is my golf game ⛳️ I’m committed to improving my technique and playing more often, and at minimum going to the driving range once a week.”

16. Erica Harold

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Erica Harold likes to walk to keep herself in shape. She also likes to speak out about causes that are important to her. In 2020, Harold revealed on Instagram that she participated in a charity run after the murder of Ahmaud Arbery. She captioned the post, “#RunWithMaud I walked 2.23 miles to the courthouse today because #AhmaudArbery deserves justice. #JusticeDelayedJusticeDenied #justiceforahmaud.”

17. Deidre Downs

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In this Instagram post, Deidre Downs revealed that she wants to incorporate more exercise in her life. “Exercise with me in February! Looking for some lifehacks to help me stick with my exercise resolution for the New Year. For every day in February, I've decided I'm going to post what I'm doing to exercise that day. In addition to the rather visible accountability for myself, I'm also hoping you'll comment with your own exercise routine for that day, whether you also need some accountability or just want to share some fun ways you're staying on the move.”

18. Vanessa Williams

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Vanessa Williams shared one of her favorite skincare tips with First For Women. “I got turned on to the jade roller a year ago, and I love it! I use it each morning, rolling it up my chin and cheeks, over my forehead and under my eyes. It really does stimulate my skin, remove puffiness, and make me feel so refreshed!”

19. Katie Harman

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For her birthday, Katie Harman and her husband did a lot of outdoor workouts together. She shared this highlight video on Instagram, captioning it, “Sweet hubs arranged a terrific last-min getaway to an adorable cabin off Lake Tahoe so we grabbed Ty’s best buddy and off we went! Unseasonably cold/rainy weather couldn’t dampen our spirits nor the fun to be had tho. When swimming and lake time was off the agenda, we pivoted to the awesome Olympic village and rode the tram to the High Camp/Olympic Museum/Palisades ski park (off season is where it’s at people - perfect for hiking!) - we loved the 1960 Winter Olympic history and vibes! We’re already planning to return when the sun is shining and the lake is warm.”

TV game show stars not only captivate audiences with their charisma and wit but also inspire with their remarkable dedication to health and wellness. From Price Is Right's Alexis Gaube, an advocate for social justice, to Survivor's Jeff Probst, who unveils his skincare secret, these personalities showcase stunning transformations and resilient mindsets. Drew Carey's motivation for fitness, Vanna White's timeless grace, Tyra Banks' body positivity journey—each narrative reflects unique paths to excellence. This compilation delves into the awe-inspiring physical and mental journeys of 15 game show icons, celebrating their diverse approaches to maintaining amazing bodies that mirror their vibrant careers.

1. Alexis Gaube

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2. Drew Carey

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3. Vanna White

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Vanna White has been a presenter on Wheel Of Fortune for years. She’s managed to look amazing all this time. White opened up about her secrets in an interview with Yahoo Life. "I do the best I can. I eat pretty good. I exercise. I just try to stay healthy, and be the best I can at my age."

4. Jane Lynch

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5. Brooke Burns

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6. Julie Chen

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In an interview, Big Brother host Julie Chen talked about her fitness regime. “I work out six days a week. Three days a week, I work with my trainer doing crossfit, two days a week doing yoga, and one day a week Pilates. Sundays are my days off most of the time. Otherwise, it’s treadmill. Or maybe some weights.”

7. Tyra Banks

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Tyra Banks has hosted America’s Next Top Model, America’s Got Talent, and Dancing With The Stars. In an interview with People, she talked about her process of losing weight. "I used to feel like my body was not mine," Banks said. "I've been too thin or too big. And I used to feel like I was betraying people if I lost weight. Now I'm a different body type. But I don't feel like I'm betraying people. I've still got a--, I've still got boobs!"

8. Julianne Hough

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Julianne Hough is returning to Dancing With The Stars as a host in the new season. She shared some of her wellness tips in an interview with Us Weekly. “Mindset is first! Healthy brain equals a healthy body. Staying focused on your personal journey and creating a happy environment makes for a healthier lifestyle.”

9. Brooke Burke

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Brooke Burke hosted Dancing With The Stars from 2010 to 2013. She talked about some of her diet secrets in an interview with HollywoodLife. “We need fat, it’s all the things that we were trained not to do that really feed our brain and our skin, our hair. I do eat a lot of fat but I am pretty conscious of what I eat, I don’t eat processed food really at all. I intermittent fast faithfully but I’m not like 16 hours strict, it really depends, but I start with the coffee and then after I finish my workout I usually have a really good shake that is full of everything I need from almond milk to good collagen protein, it will probably have some MCT oil in there, some dates, some macca energy, pretty much all the good stuff and that sustains me for a while. So I’ll do that nearly every day.”

10. Padma Lakshmi

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Former Top Chef host, Padma Lakshmi talked about her workout routine in an interview with People. “I've been boxing for over 20 years on and off when my joints permit. I love boxing,” she says. “I mean, as much as boxing has helped me physically, it's done way more for me mentally. And I highly recommend it for anyone who's looking to feel more grounded, more focused and more in their body, as well as have more clarity.”

11. Wayne Brady

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12. Meredith Vieira

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Meredith Vieira has hosted a lot of things, including Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. When she guest-hosted The Today Show, she opened up about her past insecurities with her body. “I had a big butt—but all of me [was big], I was a chubby girl," says Vieira. “I had this bike and I was rounding the curve, and this was one of my good friends sitting on the curb with a little boy, so we had to be, like, 8, maybe, and she referred to my rear end. To this day, it sticks in my head.”

13. Kelly Ripa

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In addition to hosting Live With Kelly and Mark for 20 years, Kelly Ripa also hosts Generation Gap. In 2015, she talked about her fitness routine with People. "There are a lot of people that don't have to work out, and I am so happy for them, but I have to work out for my body type. It's part of my routine. It's part of my ritual. It doesn't just make me look better, but it makes me emotionally feel better."

14. Jeff Probst

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15. Phil Keoghan

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