PH bet to Miss Universe may wear red for fengshui

November 4, 2017 | Posted by: Robert Requintina

MISS Universe Philippines 2017 Rachel Peters, the country’s bet to the 2017 Miss Universe beauty pageant, has said that she might wear something red for good luck in honor of fengshui during the prestigious contest at The Axis in Las Vegas, Nevada on Nov. 26 (Nov. 27 Manila time).

Rachel Peters

Peters, 26, said that she has tried it but they haven’t fully decided on that yet.

“It’s still to be decided,” said Peters, during her first interview prior to her departure to Las Vegas, Nevada next week, on “Tonight With Boy Abunda” on ABS CBN last Thursday.

Originated around 4000 BC, fengshui is a Chinese philosophical system of harmonizing everyone with the surrounding environment.

The Filipino-British beauty vowed to do her best during the pageant as she asked the Filipinos to continue to support her in the contest.

Asked how she handles pressure as the pageant date nears, Peters said: “My main thing that I am focusing on is myself. I do meditation in the morning and at night. I remain focused on what’s important. And I just try to enjoy the whole thing. That’s really the key.

Peters also admitted that she has been discussing marriage with Governor Miguel Luis “Migz” Villafuerte of Camarines Sur, her boyfriend for three years now.

When asked if Villafuerte is the jealous type, Peters said: “Yeah! But he’s very supportive without a doubt!”

“During Binibini, he was so nervous. So I think he is becoming more nervous but he is so excited. He sends me messages ‘you know you’re going through a hard time and I know you’re doing your best. I’m so proud of you. No matter what happens, we’re all proud of you…comments like that from him, my friends and family that make me keep wanting to do that I do,” she added.

At 24, Villafuerte was elected governor of CamSur when he defeated his grandfather Luis in the 2013 polls. He now holds the record as the youngest governor-elect in the Philippines, surpassing Mark Lapid.

More than 90 contestants from around the world are expected to compete at the 66th Miss Universe contest, so far the biggest in number in pageant’s history.

Iris Mittenaere of France, who was crowned in Manila last January 30, will crown her successor at the end of the show. The Philippines has already produced three Misses Universe – Gloria Diaz (1969), Margie Moran (1973), and Pia Wurtzbach (2015).

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