The controversial Miss World 2013 Megan Young of Philippines

New Delhi: Miss World 2012 Yu Wenxia crowned Megan Young of the Philippines as the new Miss World during the grand finale of the Miss World 2013 beauty pageant held at Bali Nusa Dua in Bali, Indonesia on September 28.Since then she has been surrounded by some or other controversies.Earlier she got a racist comment from a certain Devina DeDiva on Facebook and now she has been allegedly dethroned according to a Bulgarian online newspaper.Even the 2013 Miss world contest faced many controversies. Thousands of members of the radical Islam Defenders Front took to the streets to protest holding the pageant in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, calling it “pornography”.The protests forced organizers to move the event from a venue outside Jakarta to Nusa Dua in southern Bali, a predominantly Hindu resort island. Britain and Australia issued travel warnings for Indonesia, saying extremist groups could be planning violence to disrupt the pageant.But Miss Philippines was crowned Miss World 2013 at a tightly guarded ceremony.Later, the most beautiful Bulgarian Nansi Karaboycheva accused Miss World Organisation of vote manipulation. According to Karaboycheva the Miss World organizers literally took away her chance to get the People's Choice Award and give it to Miss Guatemala.But the controversies don't end here. Recently , Inews.bg published an article on Oct. 4 with the title “Megan Young is no longer Miss World.According to the article, Miss World France Marine Lorephelin is now the new Miss World and Miss Philippines Megan Young has been dethroned. The article was shared by the Miss Bulgaria Organization on both its official Facebook page and Miss World Facebook page.Megan Young is the Philippines' first-ever Miss World titlist in that beauty pageant's 63-year-old history.She was born in Alexandria, Virginia, USA to a Filipino mother, Victoria Talde and American father, Calvin Young. She is the elder sister of actress Lauren Young.She is is currently taking a major in Digital Film Making at the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Manila.