Miss Globe 2025 Cheraim Saradatta on what makes a queen
Pageantry, according to Miss Globe 2025 Chayathanus “Cheraim” Saradatta, is built on years of practice, discipline, and preparation—long before anyone steps onstage.
Speaking during her official welcoming on Jan. 26 at World Kitchens in Gateway Mall 2, Cheraim framed the crown as the visible result of work that is mostly unseen.
“Being a queen doesn’t happen overnight. It happens through years of practice, dedication, and constantly working on yourself,” she said, addressing what aspiring queens often overlook when they focus only on competition night.
“You really have to always manage your time and be ready for anything, because you never know what situation you will face,” she said.
In her view, readiness is not only about rehearsing answers or perfecting a walk. It is about handling days that do not go according to plan—schedules shifting, travel demands, and the pressure of being “on” in public.
That mindset, she added, applies even outside pageants. “You always have to be your best version, because you never know—maybe the judge is hiding somewhere, maybe the opportunity is already there,” she said.
The point, as she explained it, is to treat ordinary moments as if they count—because habits show, whether or not a camera is pointed at you.
Cheraim’s visit also highlighted the working side of a titleholder’s year, including travel, public appearances, and representing an organization’s values in various countries.
“I would not be able to travel around the world, meet different cultures, and meet different people if not for the Miss Globe title,” she said, describing how the role opens doors and the responsibilities that come with it.
The Manila stop coincided with a partnership update between Binibining Pilipinas and the Miss Globe Organization, with both sides noting the collaboration will be strengthened for the next three years.
Binibining Pilipinas Jr. Executive Committee member Pia Ojeda said the partnership reflects values that go beyond appearance.
“Today is really a celebration of not only beauty but also the intelligence and compassion that our girls have,” Ojeda said.
Vice President of the Miss Globe Organization Frenki Bozo said the partnership with Binibining Pilipinas will continue to grow from here on out.
“Unofficially, I think this [partnership] will last a lifetime,” he said.
