In 2008, Dayana Mendoza of Venezuela won the Miss Universe title and became one of the organization's most successful beauty queens. During her reign, the owner of the company was Donald Trump, which gave the model an intimate knowledge of the business world.
By NY Journal
However, after completing his miss experience, the businessman was not interested in continuing in the entertainment world and his life took a major turn when he devoted himself to Christianity.
On her social networks, which has more than 2 million followers on Instagram, Dayana Mendoza regularly shares content dedicated to religion.
He was also recently seen in videos in which he preaches the word and delivers different messages with great fervour.
One of the latest releases shows him speaking in a church, his manner of speaking surprised many as a strong change was noticed in his life.
On social networks, opinions on his publications differ, some praise that he is now devoted to Christianity, while others consider that he has fallen into fanaticism.
Among the messages seen for her: “The most intelligent Venezuelan Miss Universe I have ever met, now with the wisdom of God. Blessings, Dayana”, “Dayana has always been a weird girl who transmits happiness, leave her alone. “She has changed herself and is devoting her life to giving her peace.”
“Very well, but why do they talk like that?” “Oh, no, how unpleasant it is to see someone who has to shout in order to evangelize, because if he doesn't shout, the message won't get through. Is that?” That's what other comments read.
A change in Dayana Mendoza's life
In September 2022, she did an interview with Venezuelan journalist Luis Olavarrieta in which she recalled her time at Miss Venezuela, her win at Miss Universe, and the affection people have shown her over the years.
The correspondent asked her how she reacts to what she considers to be the most successful Venezuelan Miss Universe, to which she replied: “I don't want to be confused, Luis, I try not to ask too much. About who I really am, I value so much, I value people's affection so much, it's a gift, a blessing, to feel that love and respect from so many people, but I don't want to feel appreciated, they put me in some position, that we're all human, we shouldn't idolize anyone. I think, in my heart I adore and idolize only Almighty God.
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