We’re one step closer to finding this year’s Miss Hong Kong (Miss HK/香港小姐) as the pageant presses on with the second round of interviews. Out of the 84 contestants that appeared in the first interview, only 47 hopefuls made the cut.
The second interview for the 2026 Miss Hong Kong Pageant (2026香港小姐競選) took place on 10th June 2026 (Wednesday) at TVB City. The 47 contestants who passed the first round of elimination once again appeared in front of the waiting press, showing renewed confidence in their chances of winning the coveted crown.
While the responses on the first round were mostly mixed, with some netizens not holding back on their criticism, the reactions to the contestants in the second round were more favourable. Many of the comments praised the 47 ladies for their visuals, noting a considerable improvement in their styling.
News outlets have also begun sharing more information about the participants, including their educational backgrounds and careers. Several contestants who joined this round of interviews were based overseas, including one participant who returned from Vietnam and one who returned from Melbourne, where she’s currently studying law.
Among the 47 participants, a few standouts have already sparked widespread attention. One of them is 25-year-old Wen Si Ting (transliteration of 溫思婷), who is a well-known influencer with over a million followers on social media. However, there was some speculation that she had undergone cosmetic surgery, a claim she has since denied.
While all the participants show high potential, some will unfortunately be cut after the second round of interviews, since the final typically features fewer than 20 delegates. According to the pageant organisers, the final competition will take place in late August, and the external filming will begin in early July.
The competition is definitely heating up with the second round of interviews, and we’ll soon see the official final lineup. We wish all the contestants the best of luck in their interviews.
Sources: HK01, TVB, The Standard
