Wichida Nuamsorn was crowned Miss Grand Pathumthani 2021 on 13th June 2021 at the Nakara Klong 3 project, Pathum Thani province. She will represent the province as Miss Grand Thailand 2021. Wichida Nuamsorn succeeded Miss Grand Pathumthani 2020 Indy Johnson to win the title.

Wichida is 21-years-old and stands 171 cm tall. She is studying for a bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering from Rajamangala University of Technology, Rattanakosin. She is looking forward to taking over the duties and preparing for the competition.

The diva is not new to the world of beauty pageants as she was adjudged as the second runner-up at Miss Grand Phuket 2020 and was highly appreciated for her performance. She is extremely grateful for the experience and honor that she has been given the opportunity to represent Pathumthani at Miss Grand Thailand 2021 and will now prepare for the competition to win the title and a chance to represent Thailand at Miss Grand International 2021. She also represented Thailand at Miss Glam World 2019.

Wichida is grateful to her entire team and family for keeping her motivated and boosting her whenever she needs it to perform her best in the competition. She is a beautiful, strong, and confident woman who aspires to make Thailand proud with her performance and win the crown for the country. She is experienced and hopes that her experience will help her to prepare for the competition.

The beauty queen mentioned that individuals must keep working their way and the right opportunity tends to make its way into their lives. She believes that beauty pageants are a fantastic platform for divas to explore and empower themselves in a variety of ways, and she is very excited to explore herself further.

She is positive, hopeful, and has started to work on herself for the final night, where she is confident that she will perform at her best. She is deeply connected to her culture and traditions, and she is confident that she will be able to present the true Thai culture and traditions on stage. She is strong, hopeful, and young, which is one of the reasons why she could be a strong contender if she prepared herself well for the competition.

Queen, congratulations!