Peter Andre lands in Puerto Rico to host the Miss World beauty pageant

Peter Andre will host Miss World later today, with the international beauty pageant celebrating its 70th anniversary after being exposed last year due to the Covid Pandemic

Peter Andre landed in Puerto Rico ahead of Miss World’s international beauty pageant.

The father of four traveled abroad to organize the show for its 70th anniversary.

The singer, 49, was involved in the side in 2019 and was due to take over the presentation work again last year – following her break in 2020 due to the Covid outbreak.

The finale, which shows the coronation, however, did not go ahead last year due to the pandemic – and it has been exhibited to this day (March 16) in Puerto Rico.

Andre shared a selfie of himself with his fans on Instagram this afternoon to reveal that he has arrived on the Caribbean island.

Peter did not go into detail in the headline of the recent post, instead writing simply: “Puerto Rico. @Missworld.” The singer-songwriter included a red heart in the headline.

His arrival was confirmed by the official Miss World account, who shared a video of Peter outside the Coca-Cola Music Hall in San Juan – where the event is being held.

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Introducing himself in the clip, he said, “Hello everyone. I’m Peter Andre and I host Miss World. Not just Miss World, but the 70’s. [anniversary]. This event is incredible. “

I’m a Celebrity Alum mentions the place behind him and then went on to discuss the atmosphere in the region before the show. He said, “The vibe is incredible.”

The Miss World website says Andre is hosting the event with singer and actor Fernando Allende, 69. He is understood as a big star in Latin America.

Miss World is said to be the longtime international beauty pageant. The finale last year was intended to mark its 70th anniversary, with it being founded in 1951.

Organizers are now celebrating the anniversary at the event later today, following the move to the finals last year – amid ongoing concerns about Covid-19.

It is set to show semi-finalists in the competition, with the eventual winner being crowned by reigning champion Toni-Ann Singh, who represented Jamaica in 2019.

A special tribute to the organization’s legacy is given by Miss World 1975 winner Wilnelia Merced Forsyth, 64 – who was married to the late entertainer Sir Bruce Forsyth.

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