What are the girls who were named the most beautiful in Belarus last year doing now?
We looked at how the lives of successful "Miss Belarus" participants are unfolding.
Alena Kucheruk, "Miss Belarus"
Alena Kucheruk, who was recognized as the country's main beauty and crowned "Miss Belarus" last year, decided she wants to sing. This is not very surprising, by the way, as the girl studied conducting at the Novopolotsk State Music College and received her diploma this year.
So in July, she went to the casting for BT's music show "Factor.by". The jury, which included singers Gunesh and Galina Shishkova, evaluated her. It is not yet known whether Alena made it into the project.
The beauty also applied to universities this year. She was admitted to the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts, specializing in "socio-cultural activities".
She also participates in ideological events — for example, she attended the Minsk City Forum of Young Specialists "Time to Act".
Aliya Karotkaya, First Vice-Miss
Aliya focused entirely on beauty pageants – she either participates in them or sits on the jury. She doesn't shy away from judging events such as "Miss Correctional System" (and then unpacks the gifts she received as a judge).
Soon the girl will fly to represent Belarus at "Miss Universe".
By the way, after Aliya's success at "Miss Belarus 2025," her mother Diana created the clothing brand "Kiali." Aliya now calls herself its designer and regularly promotes the dresses.
She is also preparing to run a half-marathon.
Tatsiana Marchuk, Second Vice-Miss
At "Miss Belarus", the girl was spoken about somewhat vaguely. Not a word about her studies, but they mentioned her dream of someday working with children. At that time, the 19-year-old crown contender worked as an insurance agent at "Belgosstrakh".
It seems Tatsiana moved almost immediately from the podium to Lukashenka's protocol service. Less than two months later, the girl, along with other beauties, met the politician in Mazyr. He solemnly opened a bridge over the Pripyat after reconstruction — when the local people were still not allowed there.
Of course, she participated in the traditional Lukashenka ball and attended his reception for the Old New Year.
In an interview with the Mazyr district newspaper, Tatsiana pondered whether the life of a successful beauty pageant participant changes "360 degrees."
The girl admitted that after "Miss Belarus," she had "quite a few interesting events that provide an opportunity to meet worthy people."
And this year, on July 3, Tatsiana published a photo against the backdrop of the Palace of Independence. The post began with the words that it was "the day when you particularly feel the word 'home'", and ended with admiration for Lukashenka's "firm stance" and "colossal efforts".
Now the beauty is preparing to go to Thailand for "Miss Global".
Lizaveta Lahodzich, "Miss Friendship" and "Top Model"
In the "Miss Belarus" introduction videos, for some reason, it is customary to hide the most ordinary facts from the participants' biographies, which supposedly do not quite suit princesses.
So, about Lizaveta, it was mentioned that she was involved in sports — and then a lot of empty beautiful words were thrown in, for some reason forgetting about her education and work.
And the girl graduated from the Belarusian State University of Food and Chemical Technologies and received a diploma as an engineer-technologist. She was assigned to the "Dzerzhinsky" agricultural complex.
Now Lizaveta has also started to be invited to various state events — for example, to a women's diplomatic meeting organized by the wife of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Natallia Ryzhankova.
The girl actively participates in events of the National Beauty School, serves on contest juries, and of course, attends balls.
She is proud of her brother Raman, who studies at the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Krystsina Belskaya, "Miss Viewers' Choice"
Minsk resident Krystsina Belskaya was presented as an English teacher who dreams of becoming a flight attendant. However, on her Instagram, the girl positioned herself as a model even before "Miss Belarus".
In fact, Krystsina has long chosen the path of Uladlena Zaitseva. Like her, Krystsina appeared before Lukashenka's eyes during "Slavic Bazaar" and at the festival in Alexandria.
In principle, nothing changed for the girl after the competition. She welcomed guests from Iraq with bread and salt, participated in state events — this is when beauties on high heels bring papers for men to sign or flowers for a ceremonial presentation.
In her free time, she promoted a personalized bomber jacket from Lukashenka's brand store.
Last year she starred in a music video by Belarusian singer Nikita Belko.
This year she continued to participate in pro-government events — for example, in the "Let's sing the anthem together" campaign. She also appeared at "Miss Viva Braslav" — wearing Belarusian merchandise.
And Krystsina Belskaya also started running a Telegram channel dedicated to traveling around Belarus.
Aliaksandra Kulchyk, "Miss Photo"
At the time of the beauty pageant, the girl was a second-year student at the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics.
Aliaksandra is not the first in her family to attempt "Miss Belarus." In 2012, her cousin Dzina Zhukouskaya participated in the beauty pageant. (The Kletsk district newspaper wrote on this occasion: "In 2012, Dzina Zhukouskaya did almost the same for the Kletsk district as Yuri Gagarin did for the USSR: she was the first where ours had not yet been."). She did not win any place, but afterwards she starred in advertisements for several more years.
Aliaksandra Kulchyk said that it was her sister's example that motivated her to apply for "Miss Belarus".
As we can see, the result is more successful. However, Aliaksandra doesn't like to show her life much on social networks. She continues to be friends with other contestants and participates in fashion shows.
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