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| Title | Miss Laos 2012 Miss Universe Laos 2020 Miss Supranational Laos 2024 |
Christina Lasasimma
[edit]Christina Lasasimma (born on June 26, 1993, in Vientiane, Laos) is a prominent Laotian actress, model, and beauty queen. She won the title of Miss Laos in 2012, representing the capital city, Vientiane. Later, she represented Laos in two major international pageants: Miss Universe 2020 and Miss Supranational 2024. Despite her outstanding participation, she did not advance beyond the first round in either event.
Languages
[edit]Fluent in multiple languages, Lasasimma speaks English, Russian, Thai, and Lao, reflecting her versatility and ability to communicate in a global context.
Biography
[edit]Christina Lasasimma was born in Vientiane, Laos, and has mixed ancestry. Her mother, Natalia Lasasimma, hails from Lelchytsy, a region in Gomel, Belarus, while her father is Laotian.
Education
[edit]Christina pursued a master's degree in Software Engineering at Dhurakij Pundit University in Thailand.[1] During her student years, she focused on Information Technology, Communication, and Computer Science, balancing her education with a career in the entertainment industry as a model and international influencer.
Entrepreneurial Career
[edit]She is the CEO of her own brand of healthy beverages, MOii Collagen, with plans to expand to include a skincare product line.
Activism
[edit]Christina is a passionate advocate for education and promotes self-esteem among women and children through various learning programs. Additionally, she dedicates herself to providing care and support to HIV patients, ensuring their well-being and that of their children.
Trivia
[edit]An interesting aspect of her life is her passion for learning about Psychology through YouTube, driven by the lack of educational programs in this discipline in Laos.
Career Path
[edit]Christina Lasasimma was crowned Miss Laos in 2012, marking the beginning of her modeling career, which flourished between Laos and neighboring Thailand.
Miss Laos 2012
[edit]Following her victory in the national pageant, Lasasimma delved into the world of modeling, establishing a successful career that transcended borders.
International Representation
[edit]In 2018, On-anong Homsombath represented Laos, winning the national costume award. Meanwhile, Vichitta Phonevilay competed in 2019[2]. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, no successor was crowned in Laos, so Vichitta Phonevilay remained the reigning Miss, and Christina was designated as the next representative for the international pageant.
Miss Universe
[edit]Christina became the fourth representative from Laos in Miss Universe, following in the footsteps of Souphaphone Somvichith, who made history as the country's first contestant in the prestigious competition.
- ^ telemundo (23 April 2021). "Miss Laos: Christina Lasasimma". telemundo (in Spanish). Retrieved 2024-07-09.
- ^ laotiantimes (19 March 2021). "Christina Lasasimma to Compete in Miss Universe 2020". laotiantimes. Retrieved 2024-07-09.