06-05-2024 15:09 via socialpsychology.org

Miss USA Suddenly Resigns, Urges People to Prioritize Mental Health

Source: CBS News - U.S. NewsNoelia Voigt, who was crowned Miss USA in 2023, unexpectedly stepped down Monday and posted a message to social media urging people to prioritize their mental health. In an Instagram post, the former Miss Utah USA said it was a tough decision, but that she strongly values "making decisions that feel best for you and your mental health." Her announcement was confirmed by the pageant, which thanked Voight for her service and wished her the best.
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