Telemundo Adds Three Hosts to Miss Universe Coverage

Telemundo named three new personalities to its coverage team for the 75th Miss Universe pageant, which will air live from Puerto Rico on November 24 at 7 p.m. ET.

The network announced that Aleyda Ortiz and Clovis Nienow will serve as co-hosts and commentators during the main event. Jessica Carrillo will provide behind-the-scenes reporting, focusing on the contestants as they prepare for the final stage. These additions join the primary hosts, Jacky Bracamontes and Carlos Adyan, who will lead the broadcast.

Ortiz, a Puerto Rican presenter and former beauty queen, will offer commentary on the competition. Her background includes experience in pageants and television hosting. Nienow, known for his energetic hosting style, will also co-host a special edition of the show Pica y Se Extiende on November 22. That special episode will air immediately following the Miss Universe preliminary competition.

Carrillo, who co-hosts the program Al Rojo Vivo, will document the pre-show activities. Her segment will capture the moments leading up to the contestants' entrance onto the stage. The broadcast will feature representatives from around the world competing for the title.

The event will conclude with Fátima Bosch, the current Miss Universe from Mexico, crowning her successor. According to the organization, 27 women from Latin America have won the title in the history of the pageant. The 75th edition marks a major milestone for the competition.

The pageant will stream live on Telemundo in the United States. Viewers can also watch the event simultaneously on Peacock. In Latin America, the broadcast will be available via Telemundo Internacional cable channels and the Universal+ streaming service. The network encourages fans to follow updates on its social media platforms using the hashtag #MissUniverso.