Surpassing competition from 111 national ambassadors from across the globe, Mola navigated through rigorous challenges and cultural showcases, ultimately claiming the top spot.
The Final Standings: Mola triumphed after advancing through a fierce final six that featured contestants from Malaysia, South Africa, Spain, Vietnam, and Eritrea.
The Runners-Up: Spain’s Elisabeth Reynes Alabern finished as the first runner-up, while Malaysia’s Taanusiya Chetty took home the second runner-up title.
A Historic Milestone: Mola’s monumental victory marks only the second time the Dominican Republic has captured the Miss World crown, following Mariasela Álvarez’s historic win 44 years prior in 1982.
Outside of her striking runway presence and professional modeling background, Mola brings an incredible depth of intellect and community advocacy to her reign.
Education and Advocacy: Holding a degree in Business Management and Administration from Universidad Iberoamericana, she works as an educator teaching Literature and Social Studies in English.
Voices of Tomorrow: She serves as the founder and president of “Voices of Tomorrow,” a dedicated social initiative working to expand English-language education and critical thinking skills for children in vulnerable communities.
Media and Communication: Mola has also made waves as a media correspondent for Univision New York’s Ventana a Quisqueya, highlighting vital cultural and social stories.
Succeeding Thailand’s Opal Suchata Chuangsri, Mola steps into her role as Miss World with a clear global mission rooted in empathy, education, and representation.
