The seventh season of Supermodel Me (or Supermodel Me: Make It or Break It) was released on 18 August 2026 through FlareFlow and TikTok, marking the show's return after a five-year hiatus, with production based in Singapore. It was also the first season to be filmed and released in a digital, vertical format. Thai model Cindy Bishop returned as host and head judge for a second consecutive season. Ase Wang returned to the judging panel for the fifth time. The show marked as the debut of Indonesian model Patricia Gouw in the show's judging panel.
The season featured ten contestants: three from the Philippines, two each from Indonesia and Singapore, and one each from South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam. The season ran for 50 episodes, with two models eliminated after every 10 episodes.
The prizes for this season are: a modelling contract with Basic Models Management in Singapore and will start in an micro-drama on Flareflow.
The winner was 19-year-old Habie Mondido from the Philippines, with Dabi Lee of South Korea finishing as the runner-up.
Contestants (Ages stated are at time of contest) CountryContestantAge Height FinishPlaceSingapore Ashley Soo26Episode 1010–9Indonesia Ketty Chang30Singapore Juhi Nar Singh28Episode 208–7Thailand Moonique Larsen 29Vietnam Mint Ngô 31Episode 306–5Philippines Tatyana Alexi Austria23PhilippinesCathrina Torres 29Episode 404–3IndonesiaNara Rahayu30South KoreaJisoo 'Dabi' Lee25Episode 502Philippines Habie Mondido 191
Results Call-out order OrderEpisodes10203040501HabieHabieNaraDabiHabie2DabiMintDabiHabieDabi3MooniqueCathrinaCathrinaCathrinaNara4TatyanaDabiHabie5CathrinaTatyanaMintTatyana6MintJuhiMoonique7AshleyKetty8
The contestant was eliminated The contestant won the competition
Photo shoot guide Episodes 1-10 photoshoot: Bodysuit Promotion Episodes 11-20 photoshoot: Emotion Roulette Episodes 21-30 photoshoot: Urban Velocity Episodes 31-40 photoshoot: The Heatwave Episodes 41-50 photoshoot: Two Worlds
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