SB19's Josh Cullen announced as finale performer for The Filipino Festival pageants
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A'tins and pageant fans can both enjoy the musical performance of SB19's Josh Cullen.
The Miss Philippines and Mister Pilipinas Worldwide pageants are getting another shot of star power as organizers have announced that Josh Cullen of P-pop group SB19 will be the finale performer during both pageant's finals night.
The announcement was made on the official Instagram accounts of both pageants, with the caption saying that the coronation night will be a “wild night” as Josh “delivers a series of songs and turns the arena into one big dance floor.” The coronation night of both pageants is on October 24 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
Both pageants are part of The Filipino Festival, “a celebration of everything Filipino from food, arts and crafts, music, fashion, film, and even pageants.”
Ticket prices for the coronation night were released just yesterday, with prices ranging from PhP4,449 for SVIP seats to PhP300 for general admission.
Acting as hosts for The Miss Philippines pageant are Kapuso star Rabiya Mateo and her fellow title holders Beatrice Luigi Gomez and Annabelle McDonnell, while model Andre Brouillette will be hosting the Mister Pilipinas Worldwide pageant.
Organizers for The Miss Philippines pageant also announced that Miss Supranational 2023 Andrea Aguilera will be a special guest at The Miss Philippines pageant.
In the caption to the post, pageant organizers promised an “unforgettable night” and asked pageant fans to monitor the pageant's social media accounts for updates on guest performers and ticket details.
Pageant fans can also show their support for their preferred candidates through online voting.
Organizers called on pageant fans and followers to vote for their favorite delegates in announcement posts on both The Miss Philippines and Mister Pilipinas Worldwide official Instagram accounts, emphasizing that their votes will count for 50 percent of the candidates' total scores.
