<p>Miss Universe Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach from the Philippines has expressed kind words for Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Wurtzbach commended the runner-up on Instagram on Friday, nearly a week after Miss Universe host Steve Harvey's on-air mistake in naming Miss Colombia the winner of the coveted crown, when Miss Philippines was the victor.<br /><br />"To Ariadna, you are an amazing woman and we are now bonded together forever by a unique experience," the Filipina-German actress wrote, reports people.com.<br /><br />"In the last three weeks we were together, I saw how strong and beautiful you are inside and out. You represented your country with honour and I know how proud everyone must be of you. Fate has a plan for you, and I'm excited to see what's ahead."<br /><br />And the Miss Universe title holder had a few words to say to those enraged by the pageant blunder.<br /><br />"To all the fans who are still fighting about this… Please let's all stop now," Wurtzbach said in an attempt to move past the controversy.<br /><br />She added, "The Miss Universe Organization is about uniting empowered women from all over the world. Arguing and sending hateful messages to each other defeats the whole purpose."<br /><br />Gutierrez is focusing on the positive as well. The Colombian TV host and fashion model shared a post on her Instagram writing, "Your destiny is written for you. And my destiny was this. I was able to bring happiness to my country after becoming Miss Universe for only a couple of minutes."<br /><br />Harvey has also been a good sport about his talked-about gaffe. After apologizing to both ladies, the comedian poked fun at himself with a new mix-up, switching up his Christmas greeting with "Merry Easter".</p>
<p>Miss Universe Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach from the Philippines has expressed kind words for Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Wurtzbach commended the runner-up on Instagram on Friday, nearly a week after Miss Universe host Steve Harvey's on-air mistake in naming Miss Colombia the winner of the coveted crown, when Miss Philippines was the victor.<br /><br />"To Ariadna, you are an amazing woman and we are now bonded together forever by a unique experience," the Filipina-German actress wrote, reports people.com.<br /><br />"In the last three weeks we were together, I saw how strong and beautiful you are inside and out. You represented your country with honour and I know how proud everyone must be of you. Fate has a plan for you, and I'm excited to see what's ahead."<br /><br />And the Miss Universe title holder had a few words to say to those enraged by the pageant blunder.<br /><br />"To all the fans who are still fighting about this… Please let's all stop now," Wurtzbach said in an attempt to move past the controversy.<br /><br />She added, "The Miss Universe Organization is about uniting empowered women from all over the world. Arguing and sending hateful messages to each other defeats the whole purpose."<br /><br />Gutierrez is focusing on the positive as well. The Colombian TV host and fashion model shared a post on her Instagram writing, "Your destiny is written for you. And my destiny was this. I was able to bring happiness to my country after becoming Miss Universe for only a couple of minutes."<br /><br />Harvey has also been a good sport about his talked-about gaffe. After apologizing to both ladies, the comedian poked fun at himself with a new mix-up, switching up his Christmas greeting with "Merry Easter".</p>