Miss Universe Sues Laylah Rose
Alma Cooper, Miss Michigan USA-winner of Miss USA 2024, Laylah Rose, Miss USA President, and Addie Carver, Miss Teen USA 2024 at the 73rd annual Miss USA Pageant. Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images © Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images Miss Universe sues ex-Miss USA CEO Laylah Rose, saying she created a 'toxic work environment' and failed to pay the 2024 winner's $100,000 salary Just weeks after it was announced that Laylah Rose was out as CEO of Miss USA , the owner of Miss Universe, which oversees Miss USA and Miss Teen USA, took legal action against her company, saying it created a "toxic work environment" for pageant winners. On October 3, JKN Universe, the company owned by Miss Universe CEO Anne Jakrajutatip , filed a complaint against Rose's company, VVV Global Ent. (The complaint notes that Rose is VVV's only member.) In the complaint, filed in the Southern District of New York, JKN said VVV failed to pay the $100,000 salary of Miss USA ...
