The Mrs South Africa 2025 competition is officially calling for entries. If you’ve been waiting for a chance to transform your life while making a lasting impact on your community, this is your moment to shine.
The countdown has started as registrations close at 17:00 on Monday, 27 January 2025. But that’s not all – the excitement continues with a live National Public Casting event on Friday, 31 January in Gauteng. The exact venue details remain under wraps.
The competition is open to women aged 25 to 55 in 2025 who are legally married and can provide a valid marriage certificate. And here’s the best part – Mrs South Africa is all about celebrating diversity and individuality. There are no restrictions on height, weight, ethnicity, or even body modifications like tattoos or piercings. Plus, whether you’re a seasoned pageant queen or completely new to the scene, this competition is for you. Entry forms are available online.
The selection process will identify semi-finalists who embody confidence, ambition, and limitless potential. But this isn’t just about the glamour of the crown. As reigning Mrs South Africa Erin-Jane Miller puts it, “I approached the competition expecting a pageant. I walked out with an MBA in life.”
Miller’s journey mirrors that of many women who discover that the true magic of Mrs South Africa lies in its life-changing leadership and empowerment programme. From launching thriving businesses to becoming community changemakers, participants leave equipped with skills and experiences that transform not just their lives, but those around them.
Joani Jacobs, CEO of the Mrs South Africa Organisation, is already showing excitement. “The 2024 season showcased the talent of our local women on a scale rarely seen in South Africa,” she said. “Given its success, we feel confident that the coming year will be our most exciting and popular yet, raising the competition’s standard even higher.”
And the numbers don’t lie – the Class of 2024 collectively raised over R400 000 for charity while achieving countless personal milestones. “What matters most is the impact the programme has on our participants and what they’re able to achieve after taking part,” Jacobs added.
The Mrs South Africa programme isn’t just about pageantry – it’s a powerful platform for self-empowerment and purpose-driven success. Participants gain invaluable skills in leadership development, financial management, communication, and personal branding. But perhaps the most cherished takeaway is the sisterhood that forms along the way. “The bond between these women, supported by mentors, coaches, and topic experts, creates an environment where they inspire, uplift, and empower each other,” Jacobs shared.
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