Shuntell Ezomo, the beauty queen who finished as Second Runner-Up at Miss World Nigeria 2026, posted a series of images of herself on wet sand at night, the ocean rolling behind her.
Ezomo, the Miss Earth Nigeria 2024, wore a light pink triangle halter bikini top with matching tie-side bottoms. Long blonde hair fell past her shoulders, held back by small pearl earrings, a gold bracelet on her right wrist and a watch on her left.
In one frame, she walks toward the camera, right hand extended. In another, shot from behind, she stands barefoot on the sand, looking over her shoulder with a smile, her left hand touching her hair as waves break in the background.
A third image shows her seated on the sand, a large “2026” written beside her. She kept the same pink bikini top but added a sheer lavender sarong wrap around her waist. The shot was taken from a high angle, one leg bent, the sand marked with footprints.
She captioned the post simply: “31-12-25.”
The photos mark a shift from her recent social media activity. On 17 September, she shared meditative reflections and images from a desert trip, writing about inner strength, presence and stepping away from digital noise.
Ezomo, a biochemist and entrepreneur, has stayed visible since the June pageant. In July, she appeared on Silverbird Television’s The Comment Section, where she discussed her international fanbase — particularly supporters in the Philippines from her Miss Earth days — and spoke about navigating social media criticism and protecting her mental health.
She also served as a judge for the Eko Green Competition, using her science background to assess youth-led sustainability projects in Lagos.
The bikini post has drawn a wave of reactions, with followers praising her confidence and others noting the contrast with her recent advocacy-focused content.
