The World's Beauty Pageant Archive
Instagram Analytics
Hayek Queens contestants, ranked by their reach on Instagram.
9 of 20 contestants in this selection have an Instagram profile with a readable follower count.Figures captured between March 2026 and March 2026Figures older than 180 days: 9.
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Ranked profiles
1.1M
Combined followers
9.4K
Median followers
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964.8KAs of Mar 20262
41.8KAs of Mar 20263
18.4KAs of Mar 20264
13.5KAs of Mar 20265
9.4KAs of Mar 20266
3.4KAs of Mar 20267
1.8KAs of Mar 20268
1KAs of Mar 20269
583As of Mar 2026
Patricia Reyina Zavala Nicoloso
Venezuela· Miss Venezuela 2009· @patriciazavala
VenezuelaAdriana Cristina Vasini Sánchez
Venezuela· Miss World 2010 · 2nd runner-up· @adrivasini
María José González Ginestre
Venezuela· Miss Venezuela 2009· @majosegg3
Carolina Charlott Da Silva Gonçalves
Venezuela· Miss Venezuela 2009· @charlottdasilva
Marelisa Gibson Villegas
Venezuela· Miss Universe 2010· @marelisagibsonv
Yoli Rosángel Sevilla Campos
Venezuela· Miss Venezuela 2009· @ysevillac
María Gabriela Pástran Duque
Venezuela· Miss Venezuela 2009· @gabypasdu
Ana Elizabeth Mosquera Gómez
Venezuela· Miss International 2010 · Winner· @elizabethmosquera_
Manuela Vieira Díaz
Venezuela· Miss Venezuela 2009· @manuelavieiradiaz
An = sign marks a tie: follower counts arrive rounded at the source, so ties are common.
How to read these figures
Each figure is a snapshot of the publicly visible follower count at the moment that profile was captured. It is not live, and the capture date differs from one contestant to the next — which is why every row carries its own.
Follower count measures the size of an audience, not talent, placement or merit. Many large accounts predate the pageant, and many small ones belong to reigning titleholders. This ranking describes, it does not judge.
One account per contestant is used: the most-followed one when several are linked. Contestants with no linked profile, or whose count cannot be read, are absent from the ranking rather than placed last. Removed profiles are excluded. Country means nationality, not the delegation represented.