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Lara Marina Soares Tosta loses Miss Brasil Supranational title after pregnancy announcement

Lara Marina Soares Tosta, the 19-year-old Miss Brasil Supranational 2026, has been stripped of her title following the announcement of her pregnancy. The Concurso Nacional de Beleza (CNB) stated the decision was due to a “descumprimento de obrigações contratuais consideradas incompatíveis com a manutenção do título” (breach of contractual obligations considered incompatible with maintaining the title), though specific clauses were not detailed.

Lara Marina, who recently placed third at the Miss Supranational competition in Poland, revealed she discovered her pregnancy after returning to Brazil. She has contested the decision, stating she found no explicit clause in her contract prohibiting pregnancy. In a social media statement, she expressed that motherhood marks a “novo capítulo” (new chapter) in her life and does not erase her achievements.

Following her removal, the title has been transferred to Camilly Ceccon, the runner-up from the national competition. The Miss Universe Brasil organization has since commented on the situation, noting that their own competitions have embraced mothers as contestants, highlighting a shifting landscape in beauty pageants.

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Camilly Ceccon · Concurso Nacional de Beleza · Eduarda Braum · Lara Marina Soares Tosta · Miss Supranational

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