By Neil Ramos
Published Oct 27, 2026 10:06 am
At A Glance
Michelle Dee announces her entry into Miss Grand International All Stars in December during the Monday premiere of her new film, "Red Crown."
Michelle Dee is heading back to the pageant stage, announcing her entry into the upcoming Miss Grand International All Stars pageant during the premiere of her new film “Red Crown” on Monday.
The actress and beauty queen maintained she is doing it for fans.
Recalling her Miss Universe journey in 2023, she said, "I'm so grateful because even though I did not take home the crown, you accepted me like a winner. But I feel like we still have a lot left in the tank.”
The beauty queen added that she was eager to return to the stage and give back to the supporters who have continued to stand by her.
“And I'm so, so happy for all of the support that you've been continuously giving me. And it's time to give back and show them that we are better, brighter, and stronger on the MGI All Stars stage,” she said.
Ahead of the announcement, Dee teased her comeback through an Instagram Reel featuring some of her memorable pageant looks. She accompanied the post with the hashtags #DeePaTapos and #WMMMO, short for “Walang mag-mo-move on.”
Dee won Miss Universe Philippines in 2023 and went on to represent the country at Miss Universe that year, finishing in the Top 10 and earning several special awards.
She previously competed at Miss World in 2019, where she reached the Top 12.
Miss Grand International All Stars held its inaugural edition this year, with Colombia's Vanessa Pulgarin taking the first title.
The Philippines sent five candidates to the competition: Gazini Ganados, Fuschia Anne Ravena, Alexia Nuñez, Imelda Schweighart and Keylyn Trajano. Ganados reached the Top 5, while Ravena advanced to the Top 18.
The Miss Grand International All Stars 2026 grand final is scheduled for December 12, 2026.
