Earlier, many people gathered at Las Americas International Airport in Santo Domingo to welcome the beauty queen. She wore a light, voluminous floral dress, accented by a bow on the shoulder.

Joheirry Mola participated in a victory parade by car, wearing the same "Dances of the World" costume she showcased on the Miss World 2026 stage.

The Miss World organization reported that the event commenced at 5 h with performances by singers such as Ebenezer Guerra, Sexappeal, Aramis Camilo, La Perversa, and Rafely Rosario.

Fans carried banners and posters, dancing alongside the beauty queen.

Emmy Pena (Miss World Caribbean 2021), Julio Pena (Mr. Dominican Republic 2024), Joheirry Mola, and Mayra Delgado (Miss World Dominican Republic 2025) reunited at the event, from left to right.

Joheirry Mola Dominguez reunited with her family after nearly hai months of participating in the competition and post-crowning activities. She also received many well wishes as she recently turned 25.

In early September, Joheirry Mola Dominguez surpassed 110 contestants to win the 73rd Miss World edition in Khanh Hoa. Central de Noticias, a news portal in the Dominican Republic, stated that many government leaders sent their congratulations. President Luis Abinader wrote on X that Mola "made history" by bringing the Miss World title back to the Dominican Republic after 44 years, since Mariasela Alvarez's thu nhat victory in 1982, adding that "the entire country celebrates" her achievement.

She stands 1,75 m tall and works as a model, teacher, and journalist. During the competition, the beauty queen garnered attention with her "Voices of Tomorrow" project, which provides English language learning opportunities for children and adolescents in disadvantaged communities. Mola is a graduate of Business Administration and Management from the Iberoamericana University (UNIBE).

Reporting by Tan Cao (based on Diario Libre, El Dia, Central de Noticias)

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