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In a shocking turn of events, both Miss USA Noelia Voigt and Miss Teen USA UmaSofia Srivastava have resigned amid allegations of mismanagement, toxic work culture, and mistreatment of mental health concerns within the Miss USA Organization. The organization has faced backlash for its handling of bankruptcy proceedings and the subsequent resignations of its president and CEO. Former Miss Montana and YouTube commentator Dani Walker has highlighted the industry’s struggles and unethical practices, while ex-social media manager Claudia Michelle has raised concerns about financial troubles. Srivastava, the first Indian-origin Miss Teen USA, cited mental health concerns as a factor in her resignation, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing well-being and using one’s voice to advocate for change.

The late Miss USA Cheslie Kryst’s memoir, co-authored by her mother April Simpkins, explores her struggles with depression and mental illness. Kryst, who died at the age of 30 in 2022, wrote about the difficulties she faced after becoming the oldest Miss USA winner, including online bullying and ageism. The memoir, titled ‘By The Time You Read This,’ sheds light on Kryst’s private battle and highlights the importance of mental health awareness.

Cheslie Kryst’s posthumously published memoir reveals the harrowing online harassment she endured following her Miss USA win in 2019 and her private battle with depression.

In a posthumously published memoir titled ‘By The Time You Read This,’ Miss USA 2019 Cheslie Kryst opened up about her battle with mental illness, including imposter syndrome and high-functioning depression. The memoir, co-written by her mother, sheds light on the struggles she faced despite her outward success. Kryst’s journey serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and the challenges faced by those who suffer in silence.