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 Miss Florida USA 2017 Seeks $15 Million in Damages After Losing Her Crown 
 
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 After losing her crown as Miss Florida USA 2017 for allegedly using her own professional hair and makeup artists, Genesis Davila is suing the organization for $15 million.Davila was awarded the title of Miss Florida USA on July 16, but was stripped of the sash six days later. The pageant's executive director, Grant Gravitt, says that he found evidence that Davila had violated the rules by hiring her own personal hair and makeup artists, rather than using the ones provided by the show.Davila's attorney, Richard Wolfe, says that Gravitt and the organization's accusations are false. Seeking damages for defamation, Davila is suing the pageant owners – Gravitt, Tel-Air Interests, Inc. and IMG Universe, LP."We believe [Gravitt] acted maliciously and intentionally, to defame and hurt my client," Wolfe said in a press conference Monday in Miami.Wolfe says that Gravitt falsely presented a photo from Davila's social media account of Davila having her makeup done by a professional, and alleged that it was taken the day of the pageant. However, Wolfe says that Gravitt cropped the image to remove the date, and it was in fact taken on July 9, seven days before the pageant, for a photo shoot."We have a smoking gun," Wolfe said, referring to the photo. "I've never seen such a strong smoking gun showing one man's malice."Along with the lawsuit, Wolfe is also filing an emergency injunction to restore Davila's crown immediately."I am innocent," Davila said at the press conference. "All these false allegations have taken me completely by surprise. I have faced many challenges in my life, but nothing like this. I am honest, hardworking, who was raised in ideals and principals. I am putting all my faith in my attorney and the justice system to prove my innocence and save my reputation."The day Gravitt revoked Davila's crown, he said that it was necessary to keep the competition fair "We have a zero-tolerance policy on rules," Gravitt told Miami's ABC 10. "Whether it's something major or minor, it's all about keeping an equal and level playing field. Unfortunately, our title holder sought an unfair competitive advantage, and that's just not acceptable in our system.""She made a poor life choice."Rumors continue to swirl around why Gravitt would want to removed Davila's crown, with Wolfe claiming it's because Gravitt wanted an "insider" to win, not Davila, who was chosen by the independent panel. Wolfe also claimed that the runner-up, Linette De Los Santos, who then won in Davila’s place, "is an insider," though he did not explain what it means to be an insider.Davila says she was shocked by Gravitt's allegations."I don't think there's a way that I can put it into words," she said. "I was taken by surprise. I'm devastated." 

 Genesis Davila may have lost her Miss Florida 2017 crown, but the model isn’t budging from her throne. 
 
 After allegations surfaced on July 22 that Davila broke pageant rules by having her makeup professionally done, the 24-year-old was stripped of her Miss Florida USA 2017 title. Now she's filed a $15 million lawsuit against the pageant's organizers. The lawsuit seeks damages for defamation, according to the release. Her lawyer also says he plans to request an emergency injunction that would return the crown and title to Davila. 
 
 Grant Gravitt, executive producer of the pageant, said Davila violated rules by having professional stylists not affiliated with the pageant fix her hair and makeup before the show, according to Local 10. Gravitt maintained there was both sufficient evidence and eye-witness accounts to support the allegations. 
 
 “We have a zero-tolerance policy on rules,” Gravitt said. 
 
 A post on Davila's Instagram page shows the former Miss Florida getting getting her makeup applied by a professional stylist, although Davila's lawyer, Richard Wolfe, says the photos were posted on July 9, a week before the pageant, at a photo shoot. 
 
 A photo posted by Genesis Davila® (@genesismdavila) on Jul 9, 2016 at 11:55am PDT 
 
 Davila, who was stripped of her Miss Florida 2017 title after the incident, proclaimed her innocence during a press conference on Monday. 
 
 "I would first like everyone to know that I am innocent. All of these false allegations have taken me completely by surprise. I have faced many challenges in my life, but nothing like this," she said. 
 
 Wolfe said Gravitt accused the model of hiring outside help after first questioning her citizenship status. Davila, who is from Puerto Rico, represented Miami Beach during the pageant. 
 
 The press conference was the first time Davila addressed the public about the controversy. Her latest Instagram posts – both posted on July 17 – feature the model relishing her victory. In one of the posts, pictured below, she describes herself as "dreaming on a cloud" following her victory. 
 
 A photo posted by Genesis Davila® (@genesismdavila) on Jul 17, 2016 at 11:06am PDT 
 
 Linette De Los Santos, of Sunny Isles Beach, was runner-up during the pageant and was crowned Miss Florida 2017 after the flurry of news.
– A beauty queen who had her sash and crown stripped from her last month is seeking $15 million in damages, People reports. Genesis Davila was named Miss Florida USA 2017 on July 16. Her reign lasted all of six days. Pageant executive director Grant Gravitt tells the Miami Herald he stripped Davila of her title after receiving "30 to 40 complaints" from other contestants. At issue is Davila possibly using her own professional hair and makeup team instead of the one provided by the pageant. Gravitt claims to have photographic proof of Davila breaking the rules. By losing her crown, Davila also loses the chance to compete in the Miss USA 2017 pageant and at least $100,000 in "endorsements and appearances." Now she's suing Gravitt and the other organizers of Miss Florida 2017 for defamation. Her lawyer says that Gravitt's photographic evidence comes from a week before the pageant and that he "acted maliciously and intentionally to defame and hurt my client." Davila, who is from Puerto Rico, also claims Gravitt accused her of not being a US citizen, the Sun-Sentinel reports. "I am innocent," People quotes Davila as saying. "I have faced many challenges in my life, but nothing like this." (Six runners-up sued a beauty pageant in Texas over the winner.)