Beauty queen and actress Michelle Dee has revealed that she has not yet made a decision on whether she will join the MGI (Miss Grand International) All Stars, saying she is still carefully weighing her options.

Speaking to members of the media during a recent event, Michelle shared that while she is honored by the interest and support surrounding a possible All Stars stint, she wants to take time to reflect before committing.

Michelle shared that she is still weighing her options in relation to the pageant during an interview on Kylie Verzosa’s Almost Honest podcast.

Michelle, who has remained active in both entertainment and advocacy work, explained that her current focus includes ongoing projects, brand commitments, and causes close to her heart. These, she noted, play a major role in any decision involving a return to the international pageant stage.

Following her remarks, fans quickly took to social media to express support—whether she chooses to compete again or pursue other paths. Many praised her for prioritizing thoughtful decision-making over rushing into another high-profile pageant appearance.

“Whatever she chooses, we’re behind her,” one supporter posted. “She has already made the Philippines proud.”

While her All Stars participation remains uncertain, Michelle hinted that she has several upcoming projects in the pipeline, both in showbiz and advocacy. She assured supporters that an official announcement will be made once she reaches a final decision.

For now, Michelle Dee continues to keep fans guessing—proving once again that her next move, whether onstage or off, is one many are eagerly waiting to see.

After winning the crown of Miss Universe Philippines 2023, Michelle represented her country at Miss Universe 2023 in El Salvador, where she finished in the Top 10 and earned four special awards.

She also placed in the Top 12 of the Miss World 2019 competition in London after winning Miss World Philippines 2019.

MGI All Stars is open to married and single women, including moms, and accepts candidates between the ages of 20 to 40.