Dominican woman Johiri Mola was crowned Miss World 2026 after weeks of preliminaries and competitions before the final ceremony in Nha Trang, Vietnam, becoming the second woman from her country to win the title.
Johiri Mola made a name for herself during the Miss World pageants, enjoying experience that combines the fields of fashion, education and media as she works as a model, teacher and media reporter in addition to her humanitarian work.
Molla founded the Voices of Tomorrow initiative, which aims to help children and youth learn English and expand access to education in underprivileged communities.\
Who is Joheri Mola, Miss World 2026?
According to the data published on the Miss World website, the most important information related to Miss World 2026 includes:
- Full name: Joheirry Mola Dominguez.
- He is 24 years old and 175 cm tall.
- He was born in Santo Domingo and has citizenship of the Dominican Republic.
- He obtained a degree in Business Administration and Management from the Universidad Iberoamericana, known as UNIBE.
- Works as a model and teacher, teaches English, literature and social studies.
- He also works as a media correspondent for Univision New York on the show Ventana a Quisqueya.
- He speaks two languages: Spanish and English.
- He founded the Tomorrow Initiative, which aims to increase English language learning opportunities for children and youth in disadvantaged communities.
- She won the title of Miss Dominican Republic 2025 representing the Distrito Nacional.
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Johiri Mollah Miss World 2026 Coronation Details
Johiri Mola was crowned Miss World 2026 during the 73rd edition of the pageant on Saturday, September 5 in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
With this coronation, Mola became the second woman from the Dominican Republic to win the Miss World title, after Mariasela Alvarez, who won the title in 1982.
Mola’s victory followed a pageant involving 111 contestants as part of the Miss World events held in conjunction with the pageant’s 75th anniversary.
The second place was taken by Spain’s Elizabeth Raines, and the third place went to Malaysia’s Tanusia Chet.
At the final stage of the competition, Molla spoke about a project related to teaching English to children and noted the importance of providing them with tools that will enable them to access better opportunities in the years to come.
The crowning of Johiri Mola as Miss World 2026 marks a new milestone in the international pageant with the presence of the Dominican Republic, more than four decades after Mariasela Alvarez won the title in 1982.
