These Studs Competed in the 2023 Mister International Pageant

A new Mister International has been crowned!

The 15th annual Mister International pageant was held in Bangkok, Thailand this year, and a new winner has already been crowned.

For the first time in 16 years, the 2023 Mister International pageant allowed fathers, as well as married and divorced men, to compete. Even though a total of 36 men from different countries entered as participants, the top 20 consisted of models from Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, France, Guinea-Bissau, India, Korea, Lebanon, Mexico, Peru, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, the Bahamas, Venezuela.

On Sunday, September 17, Kim Goodburn (Thailand) was crowned as the winner of 2023 Miss International. Meanwhile, William Badell (Venezuela) finished as runner-up and Edward Ogunniya (Brazil) placed third overall.

Scroll through to see pictures of all the models who represented their countries on the 2023 Mister International pageant.

Kim Goodburn (Thailand) – Winner

William Badell (Venezuela) - 2nd Place

Edward Ogunniya (Brazil) - 3rd Place

Maxim Belevych (Belgium)

Rennel Ricketts (Canada)

Daniel Alejandro García Molina (Colombia)

Daruma Almenares (Cuba)

Alexandros Panayi (Czech Republic)

Ovarlyn Torres (Dominican Republic)

Lucas Schlachter (France)

Gabriel Monteiro (Guinea-Bissau)

Samuel Saint Juste (Haiti)

Shashwat Dwivedi (India)

Jeremy Gregory Samatara (Indonesia)

Koki Sakata (Japan)

Ho Sun Kang (Korea)

Donesavanh Xaimonty (Laos)

Seif Al'walid Harb (Lebanon)

Arvind Gorasia (Malaysia)

Brian Eduardo Ceballos (Mexico)

Austin Myat (Myanmar)

Prajwol Tamrakar (Nepal)

Martin Osagie Omoregbee (Nigeria)

Suleyman Mullahasan (North Cyprus)

Joel Farach Marquina (Peru)

Jefferson Nigel Allan Bunney (Philippines)

Joshua Yaddah Maldonado Cruz (Puerto Rico)

Joshua Hee (Singapore)

Borxa Ramo Ruiz (Spain)

Derrein Keith Christian De Zilwa (Sri Lanka)

Elson Bytyqi (Switzerland)

Chen Chien Yu (Taiwan)

Vjaughn Ingraham (The Bahamas)

Johnathan Samuel (Trinidad and Tobago)

Hector Louis Rodríguez (United States)

William Manuel Badell López (Venezuela)

Phạm Minh Quyền (Vietnam)