During her appearance on "CNN Tonight" on Jan. 4, Monday, the Philippines' Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach answered five traditional beauty pageant questions in just 45 seconds. The late evening newscast broadcast across the globe by CNN International is hosted by Don Lemon.
Lemon's first question was about how she would bring about world peace. Wurtzbach said she would tell people that communication is best way to achieve world peace and the reason why there is war is conflict.
"If you had one wish, what would it me?" Lemon asked the second question, to which Wurtzbach answered, "Contentment for everybody."
"If you won the lottery, what would you do with the winning?" Lemon asked the third question. Wurtzbach pointed out that such is money she did not earn herself so she would share it with her family and friends, put some to charity and save some for investment.
Lemon's asked the fourth question, "If you were a color, what color would you be and why?"
"I would be green," Wurtzbach replied. She explained, "It is very relaxing to the eyes and it's the color of nature."
"If you were an animal, what would it be?" Lemon asked the fifth question, to which Wurtzbach answered, "(I would be a) Philippine eagle (because it is) very strong."
After asking five questions in 45 seconds, Lemon went on to ask Wurtzbach, "Who is Miss Universe 2015?"
With a smile, the Filipino beauty queen simply answered, "Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach."
Wurtzbach was wearing a black gown during her interview with Lemon on "CNN Tonight." She was wearing her Miss Universe 2015 sash but not her crown, which was decorated by a diamond crown of Czech production and estimated to be worth $300,000.
Earlier that day, Wurtzbach also appeared on "Good Morning America," which was her first sit-down interview as Miss Universe 2015. In her interview with the show, the Filipino beauty queen shared her thoughts about Donald Trump's suggestion that she and Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez should share the Miss Universe 2015 crown.
"I think it would be a little bit difficult for two girls to share a crown," Wurtzbach said, "But I have high hopes that this will give great opportunities for me and Miss Colombia and the rest of the contestants."
