A year after Miss USA and Miss Teen USA both quit their titles, citing concerns for mental health — and sources told The Post about an allegedly toxic atmosphere and “bullying” by CEO Laylah Rose — insiders say Rose has been replaced.

The Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageant announced Tuesday that longtime coach and judge Thom Brodeur, 55, is the new CEO, chairman and president of the brands.

He replaces embattled CEO Rose, 45, who had owned the license to both brands since 2023.

“We are bringing a transformational vision rooted in technology, media and fan engagement to modernize and revitalize these titles for the next generation of powerhouse women and their worldwide fan base,” Brodeur said in a statement released by the Miss Universe Organization, which is over both Mis

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