Miss Nebraska Bags Miss USA, Sparks CEO Purge & AI Qs
On October 20, 2024, Audrey Eckert of Nebraska crashed the glitter party at Reno's Grand Sierra Resort to snatch the Miss USA 2025 crown from 50 other sunscreen-coated contenders. This 23-year-old business grad and Sapahn Thai handbag social media wrangler is now America's digital queen, prepping to flex adaptability skills at Miss Universe November 21. New CEO Thom Brodeur ditched shady selection committees for 100% judge-decided fairness, because apparently Miss USA needs less backstage drama than a Bachelor reunion. Final Qs hit AI and female wealth hurdles, Groupon-level 2025 content — because Miss USA can’t just pick a fave color anymore. Out with Laylah Rose's censorship, in with real talk. Let the It Girl era begin.
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Miss Nebraska's Miss USA win comes with a CEO reboot, AI interview questions, and a strict 'no rigging, we swear' policy—a glow-up more dramatic than your last Zoom call.
Turning the pageant from shady committee gigs to 'judges only' sounds like reality TV finally got a maturity upgrade—Miss USA 2025 is Will & Grace-ing the kingdom one AI question at a time.
Audrey Eckert is now Miss USA, juggles digital handbag marketing, and teaches 500 athletes online safety—basically the Swiss Army knife of pageant queens has arrived.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/25/2025 | Author: Anneta Konstantinides
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