Miss Universe: Telemundo names new broadcast team
Three new media personalities will join the coast-to-coast live broadcast of the 75th pageant from Puerto Rico.
By Vikram Harrison ·
Telemundo announced on Wednesday that Aleyda Ortiz, Clovis Nienow, and Jessica Carrillo will join the on-air team for the 75th Miss Universe pageant. The live broadcast will take place on November 24 at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, airing simultaneously across the United States and in Latin America.
The network has already confirmed Jacky Bracamontes and Carlos Adyan as the primary hosts. Ortiz and Nienow will serve as co-hosts and commentators during the main event. Carrillo will act as the behind-the-scenes reporter, providing coverage of the contestants as they prepare to compete for the title.
Ortiz is a Puerto Rican presenter and former beauty queen. Nienow is a host who will also co-present a special edition of Pica y Se Extiende on November 22, following the preliminary competition. Carrillo is a recognized Telemundo presenter and co-host of Al Rojo Vivo.
The pageant will conclude with the crowning of the new Miss Universe. Fátima Bosch, the current titleholder from Mexico, will remove her crown and present it to her successor. The ceremony marks the 75th edition of the competition, which has seen 27 Latin women win the title in its history.
Viewers in the United States can watch the event on Telemundo and the streaming platform Peacock. Audiences in Latin America will have access via the Telemundo Internacional cable channel and the Universal+ streaming service. The network plans to release more details about the special programming in the coming days.
Fans can follow updates through the YouTube channel @TelemundoEntretenimiento and the network's official accounts on Facebook, X, and Instagram using the hashtag #MissUniverso.
