The Miss South Africa Organisation finally opened entries for this year's pageant on Friday, 28 April.
The entries were supposed to open in March, but the date changed for workshops to educate potential contestants.
Now they are officially opening entries, and they are doing things a bit differently this year.
They have announced a reality TV show that will go along with the contestants and that married women and those with children will be allowed to take part, and the age limit has also been modified.
Last year, they launched their first-ever documentary, Crown Chasers, and now it's being turned into a reality TV show.
The seven-episode series will follow those competing for the crown. Stephanie Weil, CEO of the Miss South Africa Organisation, said they are doing things bigger and better.
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"This year, we have pushed more boundaries than ever before, and we are delighted to welcome all women ready to step onto our leadership platform and be the next ambassador for South Africa. We, as women, are so many things; we can be business owners, leaders, innovators, influencers, mothers, daughters, philanthropists, role models, ambassadors and queens.
"Miss South Africa is no longer just a one-night pageant - viewers are really going to get to know the finalists during the television show," she said.
Entries will close on 5 May, and entrants will be required to post an introduction video on social media by using #MissSA2023 and tagging Miss South Africa and Crown Chasers on Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok and Twitter.
