LOS ANGELES, CA – The reigning Miss Universe Leila Lopes of Angola is feared to be dethroned, according to a newspaper in Argentina.
Miss Angola is once again facing another allegation following her “controversial” triumph in the recently concluded Miss Universe pageant in Brazil.
An Infobae newspaper of Argentina disclosed a report, accusing Lopes on falsification of documents.
Lopes allegedly falsified her documents just to enter the qualifying contest in England and to become the official representative of Angola.
The document said the beauty queen lived in the United Kingdom and studied business management. But contrary to this, Lopes never really left Angola.
The report further said a person named Charles Mukano helped Lopes to fake her documents in order to join the beauty contest of Angolan community in England.
Infobae also mentioned the reports of Angolan media telling that Mukano allegedly paid the pageant judges to guarantee Lopes’ victory.
The 25-year old, Leila Lopes is the very first woman to bring home the Miss Universe crown to Angola.
Prior to this, after she was crowned the Miss Universe 2011, Lopes was purportedly criticized by Miss France and supporters of Miss Universe 3rd runner-up Shamcey Supsup, telling that she (Lopes) did not deserve to win.
Miss Angola Leila Lopes is the fourth African who seized the Miss Universe crown.
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