Jacky Bracamontes has returned to Thailand after 14 years, this time bringing her mother, Jacqueline Van-Hoorde. They arrived in Bangkok for the Miss Universe finals, set for November 21. This trip marks a significant personal and professional journey for Bracamontes.
Exploring Bangkok Before Miss Universe
Before the busy Miss Universe schedule begins, the mother-daughter duo took time to explore Bangkok. Bracamontes shared their adventures on Instagram, highlighting iconic sites like Wat Pho, home to Thailand’s largest Buddha statue. They also enjoyed a scenic ride along the Chao Phraya River.
Memorable Moments Shared on Social Media
Bracamontes posted a video on TikTok capturing their first day in Thailand. In the clip, she checks in with her mother, asking if she feels alright on their boating adventure. Her mother humorously replied, “This is all an adventure,” showcasing their shared excitement.
- Event: Miss Universe Finals
- Date: November 21
- Location: Bangkok, Thailand
A Busy Schedule Ahead
Bracamontes has a packed itinerary due to her role with Telemundo. She humorously expressed her fatigue while participating in culinary tours across the city, relaying that the production team kept them on their toes. Despite the challenges, she cherished the experience with her mother, recognizing their limited time together.
Networking with Fellow Contestants
After the initial exploration, Bracamontes transitioned to her work responsibilities, which included meeting contestants. She offered her support to Miss Mexico, Fatima Bosch, on social media. The gathering also featured other Latin contestants, fostering a sense of camaraderie among the participants.
- Participants: Jacky Bracamontes, Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch, Miss Cuba Lina Luaces
- Event Highlights: Networking dinner with contestants, sharing personal stories
As Jacky Bracamontes prepares for the Miss Universe competition, she expresses gratitude for the opportunity to support and connect with the contestants, emphasizing that this experience is not only about competition but also about celebrating culture and shared stories.
