Trixie Maristela
Second Filipino Miss International Queen
(1986 - )
Trixie Maristela is a Filipino beauty pageant titleholder, actress, model, and author best known for being crowned Miss International Queen 2015.
Early Years and Education
Trixie Maristela was born on April 30, 1986, in Makati, Philippines.
Her intellectual pursuits didn't stop at her undergraduate degree.
Life as a Beauty Queen
Trixie’s journey to the international stage was paved with several local victories. In 2014, she competed in Eat Bulaga!’s Super Sireyna Worldwide, where she finished as the 1st runner-up.
On November 6, 2015, Trixie represented the Philippines at the Miss International Queen pageant in Pattaya, Thailand.
Filmography and Publications
Beyond the runway, Trixie has made significant contributions to Philippine media and literature:
Literature: In October 2015, she and her long-term partner, Art Sta.
Ana, released a memoir titled He’s Dating the Transgender (also known as He's My Girl). The book chronicles their relationship and aims to humanize transgender experiences and romance. Television: In 2016, she made her acting debut on GMA Network's drama anthology Karelasyon.
Her own life story was also featured in an episode of Magpakailanman, where she was portrayed by actor Martin del Rosario. Film: She appeared in the 2015 film Pinagpalang Ama.
Interesting Facts and Trivia
The Academic Queen: Trixie is often cited as one of the most academically accomplished beauty queens in the Philippines due to her cum laude honors from the country's premier state university.
A Growing Legacy: By winning in 2015, she solidified the Philippines' status as a powerhouse in transgender pageantry, proving that Kevin Balot’s 2012 win was the start of a "golden era" for Pinay trans queens.
Human Rights Aspirations: In various interviews during her reign, she expressed a desire to become a human rights lawyer to further advocate for the LGBTQIA++ community.
Australian Life: As of 2026, Trixie has largely transitioned from the entertainment industry to a professional career in accounting in Australia, though she remains an influential figure for trans visibility.
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