Alexie Brooks crowned Miss Eco International 2025

Alexandria, Egypt — April 20, 2025 (Manila Time) — Alexie Brooks of the Philippines was crowned Miss Eco International 2025 in a glittering ceremony held early Sunday at the AlZahraa Ballroom, Hilton Green Plaza in Alexandria, Egypt.

Alexie Brooks crowned Miss Eco International 2025
Screenshot from Miss Eco International livestream/YouTube

Representing the Philippines, Brooks outshone 39 other candidates from around the globe, showcasing not only her poise and beauty but also her passion for environmental advocacy.


She also took home the Best in National Costume award, wowing the audience with a spectacular ensemble inspired by the majestic Philippine eagle.

Joining her in the winners' circle were:

1st Runner-up: Miss Indonesia

2nd Runner-up: Miss Ukraine

3rd Runner-up: Miss USA

4th Runner-up: Miss United Kingdom

A proud Ilongga, Brooks was earlier appointed as Miss Eco Philippines 2025. Throughout the competition, she captivated judges and audiences alike with her eloquence, grace, and unwavering dedication to environmental causes.

During the final Q&A segment, the candidates were asked:

“Imagine the world in 2050. What’s one thing you hope has changed?”

Brooks delivered a powerful and heartfelt answer:

“If you want me to be realistic, climate change is impacting our world right now. And the only thing that we can do is to act towards it.

Brothers and sisters, ladies and gentlemen, we have the same mother even if we came from different nations. And we in here are brothers and sisters right now. And our mother is asking for our help. So we must save our planet Earth and we must take care of our Mother Earth. Thank you so much.”

Her sincerity and message of unity deeply resonated with the panel and global viewers, cementing her win.

Brooks’ triumph continues the Philippines' impressive track record at Miss Eco International.

She follows in the footsteps of Cynthia Thomalla (Miss Eco International 2018) and Kathleen Paton (2022). The country also boasts first runner-up finishes from Maureen Montagne (2019), Kelley Day (2021), and Chantal Schmidt (2024).

— The Summit Express



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