(Photo : Instagram/Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach) Filipino beauty queen Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach takes a break during her first day at work as Miss Universe 2015.

The Philippines' Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach had her first day at work as Miss Universe 2015 on Jan. 4, Monday. In her first sit-down interview as Miss Universe 2015 on "Good Morning America," she talked about her theories about Miss Universe 2015 host Steve Harvey's mishap.

Wurtbach pointed out that the Miss Universe 2015 coronation night was live television, people make mistakes and the host is human. She said, "Maybe the way it was written. It was a little confusing."

On the other hand, Wurtzbach appreciates the fact that Harvey was very gracious to apologize, which for her speaks a lot about his character so she is not against having him return as a host during the Miss Universe 2016 coronation night. The Filipino beauty queen described the comedian as "a breath of fresh air" who was able to make her and her fellow contestants feel very relaxed.

For Wurtzbach, Donald Trump's suggestion that she and Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez should share the crown. The Filipino beauty queen told Lara Spencer that it would not be easy for two girls to share a crown.

After her appearance on "Good Morning America," Wurtzbach was welcomed by Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan in their talk show "Live with Kelly and Michael," where she did her Miss Universe 2015 walk, which she was deprived of because of the mishap.

At night, Wurtzbach appeared on "CNN Tonight," in which Don Lemon asked her five traditional beauty pageant questions in just 45 seconds. She said she would bring about world peace telling people that communication is the best way to achieve world peace because miscommunication and conflict cause war.

In the other four questions, Wurtzbach said she wishes contentment for everybody and she would share the winning if she won the lottery with her family and friends, donate some to charity and save some for investments. She also said she would be a Philippine Eagle if she were an animal and she would be green if she were a color.

During her first day at work, Wurtzbach took to Instagram to share a photo of herself wearing a red gown while taking a break before her next guesting. She captioned the photo, "First day at work. Taking a quick break before my next guesting. I'm so glad to be back at work. I'm not used to taking long breaks!"