On February 4’ 2016, the Miss Universe runner-up Ariadna Gutierrez and Miss Universe 2014 Paulina Vega Dieppa joined a group of other Colombian celebrities in calling attention to the fifteenth anniversary of the military and diplomatic agreement between the U.S. and Colombia aimed at fighting the flow of narcotics.
Joining her in attendance were Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, ex-Colombian president Andres Pastrana and ex-American President Bill Clinton, who helped broker the agreement back in 2000.
It’s been an eventful time for Gutierrez ever since she was wrongly named as the Miss Universe by pageant host Steve Harvey, only to be stripped off the crown, moments later on live TV.
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Miss Colombia Vows Not to Sue Steve Harvey for Miss Universe Mistake. In a subsequent interview with Harvey on his talk show, Gutierrez admitted she once considered the evening “the worst night of my life.”
But that all seems like a lifetime ago now, as Gutierrez has quietly gone about the business of doing the work she’s long insisted matters to her most.
In addition to political endeavors, she continues to have an eye cast toward global causes, namely helping the youth worldwide.
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“Maybe I’ll be bigger than Miss Universe,” she said. Certainly her trip to the White House and all the work she’s done that landed her the invite, puts her on such a path.
Still, that hasn’t stopped the offers from pouring in. She was recently rumored to be in talks with Burger King about the prospect of starring in a commercial for the company.
In addition, the report says Gutiérrez is rumored to be in talks with Corona about starring in a commercial that features her on the beach enjoying a cold beer, and her people are also reported to be engaging in discussions with Victoria Secret about an endorsement deal.