Krishnah Gravidez is giving up her Miss Charm Philippines title. Gravidez/Instagram

Krishnah Gravidez will no longer represent the Philippines in the upcoming Miss Charm pageant. 

The beauty queen from Baguio made the announcement in an Instagram post over the weekend, thanking all of those who have supported her in her journey.

"To the pageant fans, Team Strawberries, my Vietnamese supporters, and my core team who watched my story and waited, I thank you for holding on. After much consideration and reflection, I regret to inform you that I have decided to withdraw from the Miss Charm International competition," she said.

Gravidez went on to express her gratitude to Miss Universe Philippines and Miss Charm Philippines, adding that she will "always cherish the memories and lessons learned during my time of reign.'

"As I embark on this new chapter of my life, I hope to have your continued support in all my future endeavors," she added, not giving further details.

In the comment section, many beauty queens showed their support for Gravidez, saying they are looking forward to what she will do next.

"Proud of you and all your effort and dedication to your journey. We're all behind you in whatever is next for you," said Miss Supranational 2023 first runner-up Pauline Amelinckx. 

"Can't wait for what's next. Love you!" said Miss Earth-Water 2020 Roxie Baeyens.

"Always supporting you in whatever decisions you make! There's a greater purpose in store and I can't wait to see where your journey embarks to! Love you, Fresh," said Reina Hispanoamericana 2023 second runner-up Michelle Arceo. 

The Miss Philippines has yet to make a statement about Gravidez's withdrawal from Miss Charm. The organization recently announced its next set of titleholders which were chosen from its sister pageant, Miss Universe Philippines.

This includes Cyrille Payumo of Pampanga, who was crowned Miss Charm Philippines 2025.

Work begins for PH's Annabelle McDonnell as Miss Charm 2023 first runner-up