Miss USA Crystle Stewart on fall "I already fell there’s nothing I could do about it"

It is getting to be a tradition each year, the Miss USA contestant in the Miss Universe pageant has tripped and fallen down to become the second consecutive Miss USA to fall down on live television during the evening gown competition.

Miss USA 2008 Crystle Stewart slipped during the evening-gown competition at the 57th annual Miss Universe beauty pageant at the Crown Convention Center in Nha Trang, Vietnam on Sunday.


Stewart, a 26-year-old Texan, handled the tumble with a smart way she appeared to catch her shoes on her gown and took a tumble: She put on a radiant smile as she picked herself up and clapped her hands over her head, as if to say, “I meant to do that.”

Stewart succeeds Rachel Smith, Miss USA 2007, who suffered a similar embarrassing tumble at last year’s Miss Universe competition live from Mexico City … though it did lead to be famous on YouTube.

The reigning Miss USA told TODAY “When I was walking out, the last thing on my mind was falling,” Stewart said. “One thing you don’t want to do in an evening gown is trip … and fall on your bottom. The thing is how you handle it. You just pick yourself up — in life in general.”

Cybill Shepherd Considers Dancing with the Stars

The Beautiful, blond actress who won the 1966 "Miss Memphis" contest at age 16 Cybill Shepherd , who started her career as a model.

A winner of Golden Globe says that " the producers of Dancing with the Stars want her to take part in the competition."

There's no doubt a run on Dancing with the Stars is a boost to anyone career.
Former beauty queen and model, says, "I love ballroom dancing. I've been offered Dancing With the Stars and I'd love to do it. I'm sure I could do it."
"She does love to dance, but I think the rigor of all of that involves a lot and she's been working steadily and enjoying being available," Schaeffer told The Post.