Before becoming Miss Venezuela and placing Top 5 at Miss Universe, Keysi was a young girl in Venezuela who often felt like she did not fit the beauty standards around her. She was bullied for being tall and skinny, but eventually discovered that the very things that made her feel different could become part of her strength.

In this episode, Keysi shares how modeling and pageantry helped her build confidence, how mechanical engineering gave her discipline and mental toughness, and how competing on the world stage taught her to separate her identity from other people’s opinions.

The conversation also pulls back the curtain on the pageant world, showing the pressure, preparation, criticism, and emotional strength required behind the scenes. Keysi speaks openly about the misconceptions people have about pageantry, the mental toll of public judgment, and the lessons she carried with her after Miss Universe.

Now living in Canada, Keysi is a wife, mother, mentor, and advocate for helping kids and women step into their confidence. She discusses motherhood, raising her daughter with strength and self-belief, encouraging young girls to explore STEM, and building a marriage rooted in admiration, humour, and shared values.

This is a powerful episode about confidence, identity, womanhood, motherhood, and learning how to become more yourself through every stage of life.