Former Miss Universe Pia Wurtzbach takes to Instagram to urge fans and supporters to avoid spreading negativity towards other women during the ongoing fashion week.
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On Saturday, March 2, 2024, the former beauty queen shared an Instagram Reel that showed some candid moments of her journey to the fashion shows at Paris Fashion Week.
In the caption, she wrote, "Turn up the lights in the City of Light…we made it to Paris! [emoji] Here to keep up with the momentum and appreciate the stunning clothes & creative minds behind each brand. [emoji]
"I’m off to change into my next outfit in the van no less LOL. That’s #ParisFashionWeek, baby. We make do and Make. It. Happen. Bisous! [emoji] #PFW #PFW24"
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Pia noticed some "nasty comments" on her posts during the fashion week season, where fans were pitting her against other celebrities.
This observation motivated her to speak out against the negativity.
Pia wrote, published as is: "Hey everyone! [emoji] I’ve been seeing all these nasty comments, below the belt name calling, and accusations aimed towards others.
"I think we all need to be reminded that this bickering, pitting women against each other, and pointing fingers isn’t right.
"Please stop fighting."
Pia continued, "I want to ask everyone, my supporters especially, as I always did even years ago during my Binibini or Miss Universe days, please do not pull other people down, lest to defend me.
"That is not what I want. And that’s not what I stand for.
"Let’s respect each other and the work being put in by everyone — and not ruin it just because people online can’t get along.
"There is so much room in this world for everyone to shine. [emoji]"

Pia's comment was positively received by many, with people expressing their agreement and appreciation for her stance against the dissemination of hate and negativity on social media platforms.

Pia's sister, Sarah Wurtzbach, also agreed with her statement and commented, "well said sis [emoji]"
Netizen @dreamymac626 echoed her comment and wrote, "I like the last statement, 'There is so much room in this world for everyone to share.' Keep up the good work, Pia. You truly deserve all the success. [emoji]"


Pia's friends were genuinely delighted to see her candid videos from fashion week.
Former Miss Universe Organization president Paula Shugart commented, "@piawurtzbach this video makes me smile. You are still the same genuine and authentic person I met in 2015. You deserve all of the happiness and good things coming your way."
Creative director Earl Semitara praised Pia's relatability, saying, "You are sooo endearing and relatable. Never scared to laugh at and make fun of yourself. Watched this like 10x hahahaha [emojis]"
Another netizen, @missprecybeth, echoed the sentiment, applauding Pia's humility and expressing wishes for continued success in the fashion world.
She wrote, "Actually amazing how you are making this relatable for everyone regardless of status. It’s your humility & grateful heart that endeared you to us in the first place. Wishing you more success in the fashion world, Queen P! [emojis]"



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