‘Candy Crush All Stars’ Tournament Crowns 2026 World Champion (EXCLUSIVE)

By Jennifer Maas

Jennifer Maas

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The “Candy Crush All Stars” competition has named Luana from Bahia, Brazil as its 2026 champion.

After weeks of remote competition among millions of “Candy Crush” players across 25 countries, art student Luana secured a spot in the Live Final. Last week, she came out victorious in the closing game of the tournament’s biggest-ever Live Final in London.

Luana walked away with a share of the $1 million prize and a custom Candy Crush-inspired championship ring crated by Icebox. The ring is set with sapphires, rubies, emeralds and pink sapphires to replicate the colorbombs, blue wrapped candy dome and more treats from the mobile game with the “Candy Crush Saga” name etched in gold along the band.

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