Miss Universe 2014 ended with Colombia’s Paulina Vega Dieppa taking home the crown. This year the Miss Universe has set a trend and broke all records of being in news for all kind of controversial reasons. Usually after a pageant’s winner is announced, the audience praises the winner. Well this didn’t exactly happen in the recent Miss Universe pageant, which left the audience to explode into anger and going down to calling it as rigged. Kaci Fennell, Miss Jamaica’s placement in the fifth place has ignited a heated debate on Twitter and other SNS.

Breaking her silence, and giving rest to all the debates and arguments, Kaci finally comes out and reacts by saying, “I believe it went exactly how it should.” Kaci Fennell shared her thoughts on Miss Universe’s results, in an interview with E News. Fennell added she felt proud to be on the Top 5, and that she was surprised to be receiving this much attention from the netizens. “It’s so unexpected… I’m so happy I had this opportunity.” Fennell reacted.

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The Jamaican beauty, when asked about speculations mingling over reasons why she failed to win, Fennell said that she doesn’t regret anything and wouldn’t change a thing even if she had a chance. Fennel was asked about her reason behind, keeping short bob, to which she said, “I went from long bobs to short bobs and just kept gradually cutting it shorter.” She said that because she’s a daddy’s girl, so when she was three years old, she cut her own hair to look like her dad.

Kaci maintained a calm and controlled response over the results. However, Kaci’s grandfather, Michael Fennell, came forward in defense of his granddaughter and expressed displeasure over the pageant’s judges. In an interview with MailOnline, Fennell said that his granddaughter was “the victim of unwritten factors” and that they should have told her if having short hair is a problem.