Miss Hawaii, Savannah Gankiewicz, has been named the new Miss USA following the surprising resignation of Noelia Voigt. In a statement by the CEO of the pageant organization, Gankiewicz was praised for her vision, intelligence, and compassion. The 28-year-old model and entrepreneur, originally named first runner-up, expressed support for Voigt's decision to step down for mental health reasons. This shakeup comes after Voigt's unexpected resignation, marking the first time in Miss USA history a titleholder voluntarily relinquished the crown. Sources close to the situation raised concerns about a toxic atmosphere within the organization, hinting at bullying and management issues. The pageant has faced controversy in the past, including allegations of rigging and misconduct. Gankiewicz, set to be crowned in May, aims to unite pageant sisters and ensure a smooth transition between titleholders for the future of the organization.