Miss Universe M'sia says 2017 winner James' remark on US protests offensive


  • Nation
  • Monday, 01 Jun 2020

PETALING JAYA: Miss Universe Malaysia Organisation (Mumo) has distanced itself from the controversial remarks made by one its former winners, Samantha Katie James, in relation to the anti-racism protests in the United States of America.

Mumo said the remarks on social media made by the Miss Universe Malaysia 2017 winner were "inappropriate, offensive, unacceptable and hurtful".

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