The Miss Brazil Supranational 2026 pageant is set to take place on Saturday, the 28th, in Pernambuco, featuring 20 women representing various regions across Brazil. This year's competition marks a significant change in eligibility rules, allowing mothers and divorced women to participate, aligning with a more inclusive approach that reflects broader societal changes.

The new rules are part of a trend within pageantry to embrace diversity and inclusivity, following similar steps taken by the Miss Universe organization. By allowing mothers and divorced women to compete, the Miss Brazil Supranational aims to inspire a wider demographic of participants, highlighting that beauty and strength come in many forms and life experiences.

The winner of the Brazilian pageant will receive the opportunity to represent Brazil at the Miss Supranational world competition, which is in its 17th edition and will be held in Poland later this year. This event not only showcases beauty but also emphasizes the significance of individual narratives and achievements among empowered women.