Yekaterina Semyonova became the winner of Mrs. Russia – 2025

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Yekaterina Semyonova became the winner of Mrs. Russia – 2025
The 25th All-Russian beauty contest — the “Mrs. Russia – 2025” final held in Moscow on August 15 was conducted with great interest. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The winner of this prestigious contest was 37-year-old Yekaterina Semyonova, who resides in the city of Magnitogorsk, according to the TASS news agency. Yekaterina Semyonova shared her impressions and emphasized that she is from Magnitogorsk.

She lives in this city located in the Chelyabinsk region in the Southern Urals. Semyonova has previously earned titles such as “Beauty of Magnitka,” “Beauty of the Ural Federal District,” and “Pearl of Magnitogorsk.”

She also mentioned that in the contest she was active not only as a participant but also as an organizer and stage director. Her main goal was to perform on the federal stage and win the grand prize, and finally, this dream came true.

The second important title in the contest — “Grand Prix Mrs. Russia – 2025” — was awarded to Yuliya Smolyakova from Samara. Women from various fields participated in this contest, including entrepreneurs, educators, doctors, military families, and mothers with many children.

Among them, six were mothers raising four or more children, which was especially noteworthy. Within the contest, 28 different nominations were presented.

These included titles such as “Mrs. Smile,” “Mrs. Compassion,” and “Mrs. Internet.” Additionally, a special title “Mrs. Defender of the Fatherland” was also awarded.

Besides the main titles, the contest also awarded “First, Second, and Third Vice-Mrs. Russia,” as well as “Mrs. Russia Classic” and “First Vice-Mrs. Russia Classic.” A total of 46 women from 22 cities participated in the contest.

Among the participants were women from Ingushetia, Sevastopol, Kursk, and other regions. The youngest nominee was Yuliya Savochkina from Smolensk, aged 26.

The oldest participant was Marina Saveleva from Nizhny Novgorod, aged 63. The “Mrs. Russia” contest was first organized in 2000 and is headed by Alla Markina, president of the “Women’s Planet” foundation.

The winners of the contest will be featured on the cover of “Woman Star World” magazine. Last year, the grand prize was won by 40-year-old Lyudmila Rojneva from Saint Petersburg, a mother of three.

This year’s contest results once again demonstrated the harmony of beauty, strength, and family values in the cultural life of Russian women.

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