Hold on, take a breath! This is the 66th edition of the world-renown beauty pageant, where India was represented by Miss Diva Shraddha Shashidhar, who didn't make it to the list of top 15 finalists.  And hearty congratulations goes to Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, the winner of 2017, Contenders from Jamaica, Venezuela, Thailand and Colombia made it top five, but the South African beauty beat the others an took the crown at home. Jamaican beauty Davina Bennett was the second runner-up, while Colombian beauty Laura Gonzalez was the first runner-up.

Congratulations to Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, the winner of the 2017 #MissUniverse competition! pic.twitter.com/JYuQYc3Lvo

— Miss Universe (@MissUniverse) November 27, 2017

Each of the three contestants was asked a final question that finally determined the winner of Miss Universe 2017. The question was, ''What quality in yourself are you most proud of and how will make you apply that to your time as Miss Universe?'' The contestant from Jamaica, Davina Bennett, said, ''It is my drive and determination. I am part of a foundation that helps deaf people. This platform will be a great platform to help people.'' The contestant from Colombia,  Laura Gonzalez, answered, ''I am especially excited about everything I do. I put my full self in every situation. I have done this as an actress, as Miss Colombia and will now do the same if I win Miss Universe.''

Finally, Miss Universe Demi Leigh Nel-Peters, from South Africa, stated, ''You have to be confident in who you are as an individual. Miss Universe is one who has overcome many fears and will inspire other women too, to overcome their fears.''

The event was hosted by American comedian Steve Harvey and supermodel Ashley Graham, while Fergie, and Rachel Platten, who performed "broken glass", brightened up the night with their terrific performances.