Abbie Stockard believes her new title was sent from heaven.
In early January, a nursing student who represented Alabama was crowned Miss America in Orlando, Florida. The 22-year-old is the fourth Miss Alabama who won the eager title.
“I’m very guided by my faith,” Stockard told Fox News Digital. “Based on the morals and values that my family taught me, I believe that every person is called to make a difference.
Abbie Stockard was crowned Miss America 2025. (Miss America)
“I believe we are all created intentionally, for the purpose. And so, although it is so amazing to have this platform of influence and be an ambassador of the organization, my main mission is to use this title to serve others.”
Stockard said she could hardly wait to go on the road and connect with compatriots of Americans, offering them hope in turbulent times.
During the election, Abbie Stockard spoke about the importance of joining young people with labor force. (Miss America)
“I think our world is broken,” she said. “I think it’s polarized and divided, and I want to be light. I want to be inspired and I want to make every person feel seen, appreciated and appreciated, because it’s a gentleman. This is what he wants me to do. And I know I’m to this position anointed for the purpose, which is why I will not take it for granted. “
Abbie Stockard is the fourth Miss Alabame who won the Miss America title. (Miss America)
According to an annual competition, Stockard will spend a year traveling the earth like her She graduated from Auburn University.
“I want to use [my title] Touching the lives and hearts of people throughout our nation, “she said.
“I think our world is broken. I think it’s polarized and divided, and I want to be a light. I want to be an inspiration and I want to make every person feel seen, appreciated and appreciated, because who is the Lord.”
Miss America 2025. Abbie Stockard was seen on January 10, 2025 in New York. (MediaPunch/Bauer-Giffin/GC Pictures)
Stockard considered his relationship with God to credit for giving her an incentive to become a positive role model on a public platform. She declared a 51 competitor’s victory.
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Abbie Stockard is a student of nurses and cheerleaders at Auburn University in Alabama. (Miss America)
“Two words I channeled all week Miss America They were peace and confidence, “she explained.” Peace that goes beyond every reason, knowing that the Lord cares for my needs for me. He has a plan for my life and his plan is good. Reminding himself that he is for me and is not against me. Why worry? Because he already knows the results of this competition. ”
“The other word [was] Trust – trust in the work I invested, but also trust in his plan for my life, “she shared.” One of my favorite verses is’ trust in your Lord with all your heart and do not rely on your understanding and all your ways. Admit him and he will make your path right. ‘ That’s what I’ve been relying on … all week. “
“I’ve been to Miss America for the last two weeks and I’ve been completely thrilled all the time to all the women I have competed with who I have had those friendships with,” Abbie Stockard told Fox News Digital. (Miss America)
“I think that’s why I went so well,” Stockard continued. “I did not create that pressure for myself. Because at the end of the day, there was only so much that I could control. He took care of all this. So I’m excited to have this position and that I will continue to spread my faith to people who need it.”
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Stockard, who comes from a “big medical family”, also wants to raise awareness of health.
He will advocate the GO Red for Women of the American Heart Association as well as research into cystic fibrosis. Miss America’s organization confirmed Fox News that Digital Stockard raised more than $ 200,000 For cystic fibrosis in Alabama. The cystic fibrosis foundation declared it a “hero of hope” and a national ambassador.
“Miss America is more than a title, it is a movement of young women to dream of dreaming of great dreams, insisting that their voice be heard and inspired changes in the world around them,” the organization on her site announced. “Of course, Miss America wears a crown – she rules.” (Miss America)
According to Cystic fibrosis websiteGenetic disorder affects the lungs, pancreas and other organs. In the US alone, close to 40,000 children and adults live with her. It is estimated that about 105,000 people have been diagnosed with CF in 94 countries.
Abbie Stockard will spend a year advocated by the GO Red for Women initiative of the American Heart Association and the research of cystic fibrosis. (Miss America)
The cause is close to the house.
“My best friend – she is not just my best friend, she [has become] My purpose, “Stockard said.” We are inseparable since the age of 9. I really believe that in this life a cure for this disease will be found. And I am excited to use this position of influence to continue increasing consciousness, efforts in collecting funds and education so that we can become more close to finding that medicine. “
Miss Alabame Abbie Stockard walks runway in sportswear during Miss America’s election in Orlando, Florida 5th. January 2025. (Joe Marino/Pit/Shutterstock Shutterstock)
The Miss America competition also highlights part of the fitness. Stockard, who has been a dancer since his second year, wants to help raise awareness of setting health goals for the New Year. She noted that the heart disease was “the number one of the women”.
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Abbie Stockard dances away. She wants to encourage compatriots of Americans to introduce healthy habits in the new year. (Miss America)
“It’s time for the world to deal with our health so we can fight this statistics,” she said. “I think physical health is extremely important because we are witnessing the rise in obesity, which leads to chronic diseases. These figures grow … every year.”
“The American Heart Association says you have to move at least 150 minutes every week,” Stockard said. “For me, I like to go to the gymBut I like to dance. One of my favorite things is to go for a long walk throughout the day. This also allows me to … reset and give a priority to my mental health.
The first Miss America competition was held in 1921. (MediaPunch/Bauer-Giffin/GC Pictures)
“It is not just physical activity. It is to ensure that you adequately manage stress [and] Getting the right amount of sleep. This all goes into what it looks like to live a healthy and balanced lifestyle. “
Abbie Stockard triumphed in front of 51 US representatives. (Miss America)
For those who fight, Stockard suggested some simple eating habits that swear to help her look and feel the best.
“I’m a big protein girl,” she said. “If I’m not powered by some kind of protein, I’ll be tired all day. I ate a scrambled with cheese for breakfast this morning and then I ate some Greek yogurt. I love Granol … my friends mock me because they say it’s not yogurt with granol Granola with yogurt because I put so much granola into my yogurt, pour over honey.
Abbie Stockard said she wanted to be a pediatric nurse. .
“For lunch I usually eat some kind of sandwiches. I like to be easy with turkey and cheese. Sometimes I put green salad and tomatoes. For dinner my favorite is a grilled salmon meal. I could eat it every day. My choice would be salmon on grilled rice , and then you have to put your greens in the oven and the sprouts. “
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Part of Abbie Stockard’s victory was a $ 50,000 scholarship for tuition. (Miss America)
In the days when she indulges in, Stockard has one thing in mind.
“Cookie Two Step,” she praised. “Half there is cookies and cream, half a cookie dough ice cream. I have a gallon in the refrigerator. The night I won, they asked me what I was going to eat. That’s the first thing I said.”
Stockard insisted that the crown is not just a beautiful face. As part of her victory, she earned a whopping $ 50,000 in tuition.
Abbie Stockard will assume a duty from the winner of 2024. Madison Marsh. (Miss America)
“One of my greatest anger is when people Call Miss America with a beauty choice, “ she explained. “I think this is the biggest stereotype this organization has. It’s a lot more than that. Through my three years of competition, I have gained more than $ 89,000 scholarships for tuition … It allows me to graduate completely without debt.”
“Miss America is a force,” she said. “She is a change in community … I think this is why this organization has been around for the last 100 years.”
