Miss Gay Bicolandia 2025 Crowns New Queen in Naga

Pagpalang gabi, mga Bicolana beauties and fabulous supporters! Naga City pulsed with glitter, pride, and high-octane energy on September 11 as the legendary Miss Gay Bicolandia 2025 brought a record-breaking crowd to the Jesse M. Robredo Coliseum. Lights, costume changes, and cheers, every moment underscored why this iconic pageant, now in its fifty-sixth year, is THE heart of queer celebration in Southeast Asia (yes, lakas maka-proud!).

The spotlight never dimmed for the queens strutting regional costumes, dazzling the audience with shimmering creativity, authenticity, and pure confidence. The runway felt like a catwalk through the soul of Bicol, each step bursting with history, artistry, and attitude. And nung swimsuit round, vavavoom! Panalo ang bawat queen, radiating resilience at fierce self-love. Naga officials, proud families, diverse allies, and the tireless community behind every contestant filled the coliseum with roaring support, truly making this night a family affair for the LGBT+ community and beyond. Mismo! It was all captured live for fans everywhere.

All Eyes on the Crown: Alexa Yamat Reigns Supreme

And now, the big moment: after rounds of show-stopping talent, Q&A na nagpa-iiyak, and electric stage presence, it was Alexa Yamat who snatched the coveted Miss Gay Bicolandia 2025 crown! Representing Naga City, Alexa wowed the judges and the crowd with her eloquence, wit, and a heart as radiant as her gown.

The crown was presented alongside the newly hailed Miss Gay Naga City 2025, CK Mendoza, and Miss Gay Cher Ami International 2025, Stephani Jardinel, each one embodying fearless visibility and collective joy, standing as champions for trans advocacy and LGBT+ pride. For the full list of queens and highlights, check out these snapshots from the coronation.

More Than a Pageant: Advocacy, Heritage, and Heroes

Beyond the glitz, this pageant is a movement, using each spotlight to amplify trans visibility, community empowerment, and humanitarian missions in the region. Miss Gay Bicolandia has shaped decades of Penafrancia Festival spirit, thanks to the tireless queens, visionary organizers, and the unwavering support of Naga City officials. “This is not just the traditional celebration. We are using this platform to promote our advocacy for trans visibility through our humanitarianism,” declared the executive chair, echoing why this legacy keeps growing each year (hello, Naga City Tourism stamp of approval!).

What’s Next, Bicolandia?

With Alexa leading this year’s royal court, get hyped for a season of activism, glam, and fresh community events. Viva Bicol! Viva Pride! Tag us if you go to the next LGBT+ gathering, and don’t forget to share your colorful kwento in the comments. See you sa next luzon-level Pride!