Longtime pageant coach says he's taking over Miss USA after CEO Laylah Rose's controversial two-year reign

07/04/2025, 5:22 PM
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Longtime pageant coach and judge Thom Brodeur announced Thursday on Instagram that he is acquiring the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA brands and referred to himself as the organization's chairman, president, and CEO.

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