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The big night to crown a new Miss USA 2025 is coming soon, with the pageant returning to the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino in Reno, Nevada, a setting that celebrates beauty, ambition, and female empowerment. The final competition to determine the United States’ representative in Miss Universe is scheduled for this Friday, October 24, starting at 8:00 p.m. EST (Eastern Standard Time) / 5:00 p.m. PST (Pacific Standard Time). This edition promises to be a high-profile event that will capture the attention of millions of viewers across the country.
The show will be hosted by a prominent duo: sports analyst and presenter Emmanuel Acho alongside Miss USA 2015, Olivia Jordan. In addition, a panel of high-profile judges will have the difficult task of evaluating the candidates and crowning the winner. Among the judges for this edition are former Miss Nevada Nia Sanchez, Bachelor Nation star Jade Roper Tolbert, Dancing With the Stars dancer Sasha Farber, renowned fashion designer Kenneth Barlis, and Hannah Edwards.
Beyond the glamour, the Miss USA organization maintains its focus on empowerment and community service for young women ages 14 to 28. Since 1921, the platform’s mission has been “Empowering Women to Lead,” promoting the personal and professional development of its contestants. The pageant seeks to have its state and local ambassadors become role models, inspiring positive change in their communities.
The contest is nationally recognized as a leading service platform in the country, offering scholarships and support for the growth of its participants. Miss USA 2025 will not only win a prestigious crown, but will also take on an active role as an ambassador for the organization at the national level. This Friday’s event in Reno is key to discovering which candidate will wear the Miss USA sash and represent the nation in the next edition of Miss Universe.
How and where can you watch Miss USA 2025 live?
Fans can watch Miss USA 2025 live from the Grand Theater at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada. The broadcast will be available through Queen Beauty Network (QBN), a beauty network accessible on devices such as Apple TV, Roku, and Samsung TV.
To watch online, users should visit www.queenbeauty.tv/missusa to purchase your ticket to the Miss USA broadcast. Once you’ve secured your spot, download The Queen Beauty Network app on your favorite streaming device—whether that’s your Smart TV, smartphone, or tablet.
Just a reminder: a QBN subscription isn’t required to watch Miss USA event! Simply purchase your ticket to access the broadcast. But here’s a little extra sparkle: when you buy a ticket to Miss USA, you can join our network at 25% off and unlock even more fashion, beauty, exclusive pageant content, behind-the-scenes moments, and so much more!
What is the start time for Miss USA 2025 and Miss Teen USA 2025?
The broadcast of the Miss USA 2025 finals begins at 8:00 p.m. ET (Eastern Time). The Miss Teen USA 2025 competition also begins at the same time, 8:00 p.m. ET. For continental U.S. time zones, the schedule corresponds to 7:00 p.m. CT, 6:00 p.m. MT, and 5:00 p.m. PT.
How much does it cost to watch Miss USA 2025 on QBN?
The Miss USA 2025 pageant is broadcast via QBN (Queen Beauty Network), a pay-per-view (PPV) streaming service available in the United States and internationally. Prices vary, with the $24.99 option being for the Miss USA finals only. You can also purchase a pass for all 5 events (including Miss Teen USA) for $69.99.
Heres is the detailed prices for the options for watching Miss USA 2025 on The Queen Beauty Network:
- All 5 Events Bundle (Pre-Order): $69.99
- Individual Event Pricing:
Full list of Miss USA 2025 contestants
- Kennedy Whisenant - Miss Alabama
- Kelsey Craft - Miss Alaska
- Elexes Richardson - Miss Arizona
- Olivia Halsey - Miss Arkansas
- Kylie Chang - Miss California
- Sydney Hella - Miss Colorado
- Jenna Hofmann - Miss Connecticut
- Tetra Shaylice Shockley - Miss Delaware
- Allison LaForce - Miss District of Columbia
- Lou Schieffelin - Miss Florida
- Savannah Miles - Miss Georgia
- Issha Rose Mata - Miss Hawaii
- Francie Millan - Miss Louisiana
- Shelby Howell - Miss Maine
- Lexia Gillette - Miss Maryland
- Peri Caron - Miss Massachusetts
- Michele Lewandowski - Miss Michigan
- Megan Rivera - Miss Minnesota
- McKenzie Cole - Miss Mississippi
- Shae Smith - Miss Missouri
- Juliana Wilson - Miss Montana
- Audrey Eckert - Miss Nebraska
- Mary Sickler - Miss Nevada
- MonaLesa Brackett - Miss New Hampshire
- Ivy Harrington - Miss New Jersey
- Dominique Ehrl - Miss New Mexico
- Christiana DiNardo - Miss New York
- Lourdes Madera - Miss North Carolina
- Olivia Redding - Miss North Dakota
- Hannah Marie Klein - Miss Ohio
- Zoe Ferraro - Miss Oklahoma
- Chantéa McIntyre - Miss Oregon
- Rica Clements - Miss Pennsylvania
- Brianna Vega - Miss Rhode Island
- Gallienne Nabila - Miss South Carolina
- Megan Hiyjkel - Miss South Dakota
- Madison Kunst - Miss Tennessee
- Taylor Lauren Davis - Miss Texas
- Elle Hinojosa - Miss Utah
- Victoria Chuah - Miss Vermont
- Erin Houston - Miss Virginia
- Carisa Erickson - Miss Washington
- Erin Wellman - Miss West Virginia
- Aneisha Cox - Miss Wisconsin
- Eilish Anne Young - Miss Wyoming
