The 30-year-old from Córdoba didn’t hold back, revealing shady behavior from the judges during the Top 5 announcement. She alleged they exchanged knowing glances, as if they had been handed a script they didn’t agree with, and that’s when it hit her: the whole event was fixed. And not just this year—every year.

But Benejam wasn’t finished. She took direct aim at the winner, Denmark’s Victoria Kjær Theilvig, suggesting the 21-year-old had an inside track to victory. How? By walking around with three security guards in the final days, a move Benejam called highly suspicious. She even dropped a bombshell: insiders told her the results were decided ten days before the finale. Coincidence? Hardly.

Benejam also had harsh words for Miss Puerto Rico, Jennifer Colón, whom she described as cold, distant, and downright rude. She claimed Colón ignored her in the final days, even brushing off simple questions like, “How are you?” And as for Colón’s gown? Benejam didn’t hold back, calling it the worst of the night. Ouch.

Even after losing her crown, Benejam refused to fade into the background. She boldly posted on Instagram, declaring she had “the best body of this Miss Universe.” But her outspokenness came at a price. On January 2, the Miss Universe Organization revoked her title, citing her comments as a violation of their so-called “core principles” of diversity and inclusion.

In a sanctimonious statement, the organization claimed they were protecting their “integrity” and “standards of conduct.” But let’s be honest—this feels more like damage control. Meanwhile, Benejam isn’t backing down. She still proudly lists Miss Universe Argentina 2024 in her Instagram bio, giving a middle finger to the system that tried to silence her.

So, was Benejam a whistleblower exposing the dark side of beauty pageants, or just a sore loser? Either way, her explosive allegations have left the Miss Universe organization scrambling—and fans everywhere questioning if the glittering crowns are worth the dirty secrets behind them.