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Miss France 2023: find out who Indira Ampiot is, the new elected

December 27, 2022

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It was therefore Indira Ampiot, Miss Guadeloupe, who was elected Miss France 2023. The 18-year-old young woman won the title of beauty queen against Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Agathe Cauet during a ceremony placed under the sign of cinema.

The young woman, aged 18, has just graduated with a bachelor’s degree with honors. In an interview with The Link Fwi, the new Miss France spoke about her career. “So, before my election, I was finishing my year of Terminale. I passed my Baccalaureate which I obtained with honors”, she had declared and added: “Subsequently, I applied to several schools communication and I was also accepted in a communication school in mainland France to specialize in visual and advertising communication in order to become Artistic Director”.

A young woman who is not there by chance despite her age. Indeed, his own mother was part of the world of Miss France and participated in the election in 1988. “The competition is something that has always attracted me since my mother participated in this election in 1998 where she was elected first runner-up to Miss Guadeloupe after being Miss Basse-Terre, so I grew up in this world,” she continued. “Indira has also obtained the majority of votes from viewers and jurors,” said Gala Cindy Fabre, Sylvie Tellier’s replacement. “She is a woman of 2023, determined, ‘warrior’, but with values and an attachment to her family. And despite her youth, she is already showing exemplary maturity.” For Indira Ampiot, this “crown is a little revenge on life”.

This Monday November 21, 2022, the 30 candidates for the Miss France 2023 competition arrived in Guadeloupe for the preparation trip for the ceremony which will take place on Saturday December 17 at MACH 36 in Châteauroux. Exceptionally, Sylvier Tellier is also part of the trip to formalize the transfer of power between her and Cindy Fabre, and in the presence of the president of the company Miss France Alexia Laroche-Joubert. For a week, the contenders for the title of Miss France will notably visit Guadeloupe, participate in the traditional photo shoot in a swimsuit or even take the general knowledge test.

We finally know who will be the members of the jury for the election of Miss France 2023! While the 93rd Miss France election will be held in Châteauroux on December 17, the name of the president and the members of the jury have been revealed by TF1. This year, the famous comedian Francis Huster succeeds Jean-Pierre Pernaut, who died suddenly shortly after March 22, 2022, as president of the jury for the Miss France 2023 election. By his side to elect the new beauty queen of the French, we will find the judoka and Olympic champion Clarisse Agbegnenou, the singer Kendji Girac, the actress, singer and humorist Camille Lellouche, the actor and producer Dominique Besnehard, the Miss France 2013, Marine Lorphelin and finally the actor Arnaud Ducret. This year, the candidate “who will be designated Miss France 2023 will be submitted to the 50/50 votes of the jury and the viewers”, recall the organizers in their press release.

After a ceremony dedicated to the theme of musicals in 2021, the Miss France competition will have cinema as its theme this year. During the ceremony, the 30 candidates vying for the title will parade on nine different tables based on the greatest classics of cinema such as Harry Potter or Amélie Poulain. As a reminder, this year will also mark the last of Sylvie Tellier who announced her departure from the position of general manager of Miss France after 17 years of good and loyal service and who will leave her place to producer Alexia Laroche-Joubert.

While the Miss France 2023 election will take place on December 17 at MACH 36 in Châteauroux, the Miss France company has meanwhile experienced upheavals in its organization chart. Indeed, the company Miss France is now chaired by Alexia Laroche-Joubert. On September 1, 2022, Cindy Fabre, Miss France 2005, was appointed director of the national competition following the departure of Sylvie Tellier. While waiting for the next Miss France ceremony, here are the names of all the contenders for the succession of Diane Leyre as ambassador of French beauty.

Miss France 2023: photos of the official portraits of the 30 candidatesThe 30 regional candidates are in full preparation in Guadeloupe for the election of Miss France 2023. Before knowing who will succeed Diane Leyre, on December 17 in Châteauroux,…

After Miss Ile-de-France in 2022, we will know this Saturday, December 17 who will be the next Miss France 2023. But be aware that if certain regions such as Ile-de-France, Normandy or Alsace have seen the election of very many Miss France, others have never had this chance since the first edition of the Miss France ceremony organized in 1920.

Indeed, many territories have never had the privilege of seeing their Miss win the coveted crown every year. These are the regions:

Miss Provence, who very regularly arrives first runner-up in recent years, has also been waiting for 39 years for Provence to be crowned. (and Jean-Pierre Foucault too!). Corsica has only seen its Miss France elected once 100 years ago!

Conversely, since Miss Paris became Miss France in 1932, a total of 16 young women from Paris and Ile-de-France have been elected Miss France (13 Miss Paris and 3 Miss Île-de- France).

Can you answer the Miss France 2023 general culture test? While the 30 candidates for the Miss France 2023 contest are currently on a preparatory trip to Guadeloupe, they passed the traditional general knowledge test this Wednesday, November 23. They had to answer 40 questions in 1h30 on eclectic themes. This test is in MCQ format: each question – except the last two – is accompanied by four possible answers and only one of them is correct.

According to Le Figaro journalist Sarah Lecoeuvre, it is Perrine Prunier, Miss Nomandie 2022, who is the valedictorian of this class of 2023. Originally from La Manche, the 23-year-old young woman has just completed her Master 2 Justice, trials and procedures at the University of Caen. In an interview with Actu.fr, she revealed that she wanted to become a police commissioner one day. On the podium, Solène Scholer, Miss Champagne-Ardenne 2022, and Esther Coutin, Miss Rhône-Alpes 2022, occupy the second and third positions respectively.

1 – What is the name of the new sovereign of England who succeeds Queen Elizabeth II?

2 – What is the name of the Ukrainian president?

3 – Which world famous singer released her new album Renaissance in 2022?

4 – Which football player was awarded the Ballon d’Or in 2022?

5 – Which nautical sailing race left on November 6, 2022 for Pointe-à-Pitre?

6 – Which French woman of letters was named Nobel Prize for Literature in 2022?

7 – The music festival turned 40 this year. To which minister do we owe the development of this celebration?

8 – Where did COP 27 take place this year and what was the subject?

9 – Which radio station does Diane Leyre co-host the morning show on?

10 – Which countries did the last 3 Miss Universe come from?

11 – Which American star does the Netflix film Blonde released on September 16, 2022 retrace the life of?

12 – Who wrote the play Cyrano de Bergerac?

13 – What fashion designer is used to staging his shows in nature like in a lavender field in 2019, a wheat field in 2020 or in a salt quarry in 2022?

14 – What is salted pithiviers?

15 – Which ceremony does not reward films?

16 – Which singer won the Male Artist category at the Victoires de la Musique 2022?

17 – Who painted the ceiling of the Opéra Garnier in Paris, inaugurated in 1964?

18 – Which American billionaire recently bought the social network Twitter?

19 – The fictional organization Miss Beauty is holding a beauty pageant in Singapore. Singapore’s time difference is more than 7 hours compared to France. Knowing that a flight between Paris and Singapore lasts 12:50 p.m. and that Miss France leaves Paris at 8:20 a.m., at what local time does Miss France arrive in Singapore?

20 – A pair of shoes is 35% off. Its original price is 200€. How much does the pair of shoes cost after discount?

21 – What is the formula of the Pythagorean theorem?

22 – Complete the following logical sequence: 73 37 86 68 52…

23 – A random card is drawn from a deck of 52 cards and its value noted. What is the probability that this card is a jack?

24 – What does the adjective omnipotent mean?

25 – What is the correct conjugation for the verbs in the following sentence: “The 30 Misses who have been (verb to elect) in the region are going (verb to travel) from Paris to Pointe-à-Pitre.”

26 – What is the correct grammatical form in the following sentence: “The election is taking place (this/se) evening, (this/se) remembers Estelle. She put on (these/her) high-heeled shoes and left (this/se) ) comb.”

27 – Which of the following expressions is an oxymoron?

28 – Which of these words exists in the French language?

29 – What are the people of Châteauroux called?

30 – What is the name of the volcano in Guadeloupe?

31 – When is the Constitution of the Fifth Republic?

32 – Who was Olympe de Gouges?

33 – Elisabeth Borne is the second woman appointed Prime Minister in France. Who is the only woman to have taken this position before her?

34 – In which year was the Veil law promulgated ordering the decriminalization of abortion in France?

35 – Among these cities, indicate which is a capital?

36 – Which of these countries is not part of the Baltic States?

37 – Which woman entered the Hall of Fame in November 2021?

38 – Traduisez en français la phrase suivante : “Feminism is about giving women choice. Feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with. It’s about freedom. It’s about liberation. It’s about equality”. (Emma Watson)

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“We are not in a revolution but in an evolution”, wanted to reassure TV Magazine Alexia Laroche-Joubert. The one who was named president of the Miss France society in October 2021 returned to the changes she decided to make to the historic beauty contest. “The rule change is recent, it’s only the first year,” says the television producer. As a reminder, from now on, in order to be able to present themselves to Miss France, it is sufficient that the participants be over the age of 18, measure at least 1m70, and be female in the civil status. “The candidates who present themselves must not have made pornographic films or photographs or have made criminally reprehensible remarks”, she also announced in the columns of TV Magazine. The age limit of 24 has been lifted and mothers and married women can now compete as well. Tattoos are now also allowed. “It seems quite normal to me and very revealing of society because today many people have a tattoo, regardless of their age”.

“The biggest impact of the changes to the regulations was on age”, assures the president of the Miss France society, who is delighted “that they did not hesitate to register!”. “Our criteria have changed but not our values which remain elegance, repartee, general knowledge, naturalness, photogenicity, charisma and finally empathy because Miss France goes out to meet people”, wanted to reassure Alexia Laroche-Joubert in the columns of TV Magazine when the next edition of the competition will be held on December 17 in Châteauroux.

At 24, Diane Leyre, Miss Ile-de-France 2021, was elected Miss France 2022 on December 11, 2021 at the Zénith de Caen after an evening dedicated to musicals. Elected Ile-de-France 2021 in Dammarys-lès-Lys (Seine-et-Marne), the real estate developer amazed the members of the jury and the viewers with her ease and her humor during her presentation speech. “I am a positive, spontaneous, smiling person. I am told nature-painting. I wanted to try a little humor this evening, but when I saw Ahmed Sylla and Inès Reg in the jury, I said to myself that it Maybe it wasn’t the time to try my joke,” she said on stage.

Diane Leyre, Miss Ile-de-France 2021, is elected Miss France 2022This Saturday, December 11, Diane Leyre, Miss Ile-de-France 2021, was elected Miss France 2022 at the Zénith de Caen. She succeeds Amandine Petit as national beauty queen.

The assassin pikes shot out. The handover between Alexia Laroche-Joubert and Sylvie Tellier which was done with loss and noise. Almost a month to the day before the election of Miss France 2023, the former and the new boss of Miss France publicly settled their accounts this Friday, December 18 during the press conference organized by the company Miss France in the company of thirty regional misses, two days before going to Guadeloupe for their training trip.

If Sylvie Tellier has long ensured that her departure from the post of general manager of Miss France, we can now doubt it. The two women did not fail to tear themselves apart throughout the event in front of the journalists. As reported by Le Parisien, the little murderous phrases were fired. “A miss belongs to no one”, notably sent Sylvie Tellier to Alexia Laroche-Joubert, in a humorous tone, who retorted: “You mean, Sylvie, that you are not mine?” . “Thank you Sylvie for taking me back, it’s too nice of you to correct me”, also added the new boss of Miss France to the former Miss France 1999.

Sylvie Tellier to Alexia Laroche-Joubert

The tense exchange reached its climax when Alexia Laroche-Joubert assured that “Sylvie was not working on the show”, specifying in front of the former director of the Miss France Society: “You did not produce the show “. A reflection that Sylvie Tellier did not support. “Me? I didn’t work on this show? I can’t let you say that. I worked on this show for 17 years!” Faced with the outburst of the former Miss, the producer let out one: “Excuse me if I offended you”. “Yes, you upset me. We must have consideration for what has been done for 17 years,” replied Sylvie Tellier, to conclude a press conference more tense than ever.

This Wednesday, December 14, Sylvie Tellier drove the point home by renewing in Le Parisien her disagreement with the new rules of the competition introduced by Alexia Laroche-Joubert. “I did not agree on the change of rules”, delivered frankly the ex-director general of the Miss France Society. The former Miss France has already revealed that she is opposed to the participation of mothers in the competition, the Miss France program being, according to her, incompatible with an empty family. She also confided that she was not consulted at all as to the choice of her successor, Cindy Fabre, Miss France 2004. “This choice is entirely that of Alexia Laroche-Joubert and I did not participate in it at all. Alexia knew her because she had produced the program of her election“, she specifies on a daily basis.

Despite an open conflict with Alexia Laroche-Joubert, Sylvie Tellier acknowledged that “she is a great television producer”. She also made a point of clarifying that they had personal similarities as women. “We have things in common: we are two women of character. I spent 17 years of my life working for Miss France, I spent a lot of weekends away from my family, I made a lot of sacrifices . And I’m glad it’s Alexia, with her expertise in big shows, who protects this program,” said Miss France 1999.

One of these women will succeed Amandine Petit. While the Miss France 2022 election will take place on December 11, 2021 at the Zénith de Caen, the regional selections ended at the end of October. After a previous edition turned upside down by the health crisis, the organization led by Sylvie Tellier has adapted to best organize the competitions in the four corners of France and overseas. While waiting to attend the ceremony, here are the names of all the contenders for the crown.

Miss France 2022: photos of all the candidates for the electionWhile the Miss France 2022 election will be held on December 11 in Caen, the last candidates for the succession of Amandine Petit have been elected. Planet invites you to discover these beautiful contenders…

At 23, Amandine Petit, Miss Normandy 2020, was elected Miss France 2021 on December 20, 2020 at the Grand Carrousel du Puy du Fou after an evening dedicated to “French influence in the world”. Elected Miss Normandy 2020 in Coutances (Manche), the student in master 2 of management of establishments and gerontological structures marked the competition during the exercise of questions and answers submitted to the five finalists.

To the question “How would you define a modern woman today?”, she evokes her simplicity and answers that a strong woman “defends beautiful values” and “moves forward”. In addition, the centenary of the beauty contest took place with drastic sanitary conditions and without an audience because of the Covid-19 epidemic which hit the whole world.

Amandine Petit, Miss Normandy 2020, elected Miss France 2021Amandine Petit, Miss Normandy 2020, was elected Miss France 2021 this Saturday December 19 at Puy du Fou. She succeeds Clémence Botino as ambassador of French beauty.

Here are the most beautiful women in France. While the election of Miss France 2021 takes place on Saturday December 19 at Puy du Fou, the regional candidates have entered the preparation phase for the competition which is taking place this year in Versailles, due to the health crisis. While waiting to discover their first steps on television, here are the names of the 29 candidates elected at the end of the selections in the four corners of France and overseas.

Miss France 2020 will be the 91st Miss France election. Initially announced on December 12, the election will finally take place on December 19, 2020 at the Grand Carrousel du Puy du Fou. As every year, the ceremony will be presented by Jean-Pierre Foucault with the general manager of the Miss France Society Sylvie Tellier. The winner will become the 91st Miss France at the end of the evening and will succeed Clémence Botino, Miss France 2020. The theme of the ceremony has not yet been revealed. According to Le Parisien, the production hopes to count on “the presence of the public, even reduced”.

On the occasion of this prestigious evening which will celebrate the centenary of the beauty contest, the jury will be made up of former Miss France who have had a remarkable career. As revealed by Le Parisien, it is Iris Mittenaere, national winner and Miss Universe 2016, who will be the president of the jury.

At his side, we also find Muguette Fabris, Miss France 1963; Patricia Barzyk, Miss France 1980; Nathalie Marquay, Miss France 1987; Mareva Georges, Miss France 1991; Linda Hardy, Miss France 1992; Sonia Rolland, Miss France 2000; Élodie Gossuin, Miss France 2001 and Miss Europe 2001 and Flora Coquerel, Miss France 2014.

At 22, Clémence Botino, Miss Guadeloupe 2019, was elected Miss France 2020 on Saturday December 14 at the Dôme de Marseille after an evening dedicated to travel. From the top of her meter 74, the young woman is pursuing brilliant studies. After obtaining a scientific baccalaureate with high honors, she went to study for a year in Miami, in the United States, in an international school to perfect her English. After this experience, she turned to art history and specialized in the history of Caribbean fashion.

At the end of her master’s degree, she wants to become a heritage curator. The protection of heritage is also the cause she mainly defends. Her natural elegance and her ease seduced the jury and the viewers. Discover the photos of his coronation below!

Clémence Botino, Miss Guadeloupe, elected Miss France 2020 Clémence Botino, Miss Guadeloupe 2019, was elected Miss France 2020 this Saturday, December 14 in Marseille. She succeeds Vaimalama Chaves as ambassador of French beauty.

On June 21, 2019, the Miss France Committee organized several elections across mainland France and in overseas territories to find the candidates for Miss France 2020. Following the election of Miss Picardie 2019 which s took place on October 27, 2019, we now know the names of the 30 regional misses who will compete for the succession of Vaimalama Chaves:

To discover their faces, we invite you to take a look at our slideshow below:

PICTURES. Miss France 2020: the 30 candidates appear in bikinis! During their preparation trip for the Miss France 2020 election, the 30 regional misses posed in swimsuits. Check out the pictures!

Who were the favorites of Miss France 2020? The predictions were on! At the end of October 2019, Planet invited readers to vote for their favorite candidate. Result of the poll: Florentine Somers, Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais 2019, is leading the vote with 12% of the vote. She is ahead of Manelle Souahlia, Miss Côte d’Azur 2019 (11%), and Matahari Bousquet, Miss Tahiti 2019 (10%). According to Franceinfo, the Northerner was in the top 5 of the various polls carried out by websites and magazines.

For the Purepeople site, the candidates who have the best chance of winning the election are those who represent the most successful regions. Since the competition was created in 1920, Ile-de-France (13 titles), Rhône-Alpes (7 titles), Alsace (6 titles), Normandy (6 titles) and Aquitaine (6 titles ) are the regions that have won the most elections in the history of the contest. Therefore, Évelyne de Larichaudy (Miss Ile-de-France 2019), Chloé Prost (Miss Rhône-Alpes 2019), Marine Clautour (Miss Normandy 2019), Laura Theodori (Miss Alsace 2019) and Justine Delmas (Miss Aquitaine 2019) should look good.

From November 17 to 26, 2019, the 30 regional misses made their preparation trip for the Miss France 2020 competition in Tahiti. They were accompanied throughout their stay by Vaimalama Chaves, Miss France 2019. On the program of this preparation trip, the candidates had to take part in photo and video sessions featuring them during various activities. The images were released on the evening of the election on December 14, 2019. This preparation trip was also the reason why Vaimalama Chaves had refused to participate in the next Miss World and Miss Universe contests.

“I choose Polynesia to the detriment of Miss Universe or Miss World, whatever the date on which it will take place and it has nothing to do with whoever it is, it’s me”, declared the young woman very attached to her native lands in a video posted on her social networks. It was finally Ophély Mézino, first runner-up to Miss France 2019, and Maëva Coucke, Miss France 2018, who participated in the Miss World and Miss Universe competitions respectively.

Like every year, the contenders for the title of Miss France pass the general culture test during their preparation trip. The class of 2020 obtained an average of 12.8/20. Clémence Botino, Miss Guadeloupe 2019, is the promo major with a score of 17.5/20. Jade Simon-Abadie, Miss Centre-Val de Loire (17/20) and Andréa Magalhaes, Miss Midi-Pyrénées (16.5/20) complete the podium respectively. We invite you to test your knowledge by answering the questions of the 2020 edition below:

Miss France 2020: answer the general culture test! During their preparation trip to Tahiti, the 30 candidates for the Miss France 2020 election took the famous general culture test. Here are the 40 questions that were submitted to them!

At 24, Vaimalama Chaves, Miss Tahiti 2018, was elected Miss France 2019 on Saturday December 15, 2018 at the Zénith de Lille after an evening dedicated to the world of entertainment. Holder of a master’s degree in management, the young woman of Wallisian origin was a community manager in a sports hall before participating in the beauty contest. If the Tahitian shone thanks to her speeches on education and her youthful overweight, she also dazzled the jury and the viewers with her elegance during her fashion shows. In regional costume, as a knife thrower in a circus or in a candy pink swimsuit… Discover the photos of her coronation below!

Vaimalama Chaves, Miss Tahiti, elected Miss France 2019Vaimalama Chaves, Miss Tahiti, was elected Miss France 2019 this Saturday, December 15 in Lille. She succeeds Maëva Coucke as national beauty queen.

After the Second World War and following the death of Maurice de Waleffe in 1946, several more or less informal organizations tried to take over the Miss France contest. Several associations have thus emerged: in 1951, Jean Raibaut created the Charly’s Committee. Three years later, the Miss France Committee was created under the leadership of Guy Lévy and Louis de Fontenay, whose administrative secretary was none other than Geneviève Mulmann, better known as Geneviève de Fontenay today. In 1981, the one who married Louis de Fontenay became president of the Miss France Committee.

In 1985, Geneviève de Fontenay sued producer Michel Le Parmentier. The latter had registered the trademark ‘Miss France’ at the INPI (National Institute of Industrial Property) and then transferred it for use to the commercial company Stars Productions in 1984. Stars Productions also organized the Miss France 1985. The contest was broadcast live on TF1 and presented by Léon Zitrone. Geneviève de Fontenay wins her case and has Michel Le Parmentier’s trademark registration annulled. Justice considers that the title of Miss France being the object principal of the Miss France Committee Association (a non-profit association governed by the law of 1901) this cannot be misused for the benefit of a natural person and even less of a commercial company.

In 1986, Geneviève de Fontenay decided to register the “Miss France” brand with the INPI and created the Miss France Society. His son, Xavier, becomes the general secretary. Other organizations, in particular the committee created by Jean-Louis Giordano, disputes the trademark registration of the lady in the hat as well as the legitimacy of the Miss France Society to organize the beauty contest.

In 1995, justice declared that the committee of Geneviève de Fontenay as “having no legal existence”, reports Le Parisien in an article published on May 27, 2000. This judgment is moreover confirmed by the Court of Cassation. Despite the legal imbroglio around the brand “Miss France”, the competition organized since 1987 by Geneviève de Fontenay is the only one recognized in the eyes of the general French public.

In 2002, Geneviève de Fontenay sold the Miss France Society and the brand to Endemol. She would have received the tidy sum of 10 million euros thanks to this sale. If Geneviève de Fontenay is no longer the owner of the Miss France Society, she nevertheless remains the president until 2010.

In March 2010, Geneviève de Fontenay decided to leave the Miss France society. According to information from L’Express, the lady in the hat gave Endemol a letter of separation, dated February 13, 2010. She explains that the Kelly Bochencko affair shows “the limits of what is unbearable”. As a reminder, Kelly Bochencko was stripped of her title of Miss Paris 2009 following the publication of her nude photos in the magazine Entrevue. Here is an excerpt from the letter written by Geneviève de Fontenay:

Before the Kelly Bochencko affair, Geneviève de Fontenay had already seen red when Entrevue magazine revealed several suggestive photos of Valérie Bègue a few days after being elected Miss France 2008. However, Geneviève de Fontenay believes that Endemol had broken the contract which bound them and decides to attack the production company against the prud’hommes. She announces in the process that she is launching her own beauty contest entitled “Miss National”, despite the non-competition clause.

In 2011, Miss Nationale was renamed Miss Prestige Nationale because another competition already held this mark. With this name or another, it nevertheless remains subject to the court decision which prevents it from making an election concurrent with that of Endemol. However, she finds a solution by withdrawing from the organization of the competition so that it can take place in December 2011. It will be necessary to wait until November 2013 for an agreement to be reached between Geneviève de Fontenay and Endemol. The Miss Prestige National competition now takes place in January so that there is no confusion with that of Miss France. After the departure of Geneviève de Fontenay from the presidency of the Miss France society in 2010, it is Sylvie Tellier, ex-Miss France and general manager within the organization since 2007, who chaperones the Misses across France and the world.

Many controversies have punctuated the Miss France contest. Among the most striking: the suggestive photos of Valérie Bègue published in the magazine Entrevue a few days after being elected Miss France 2008 and the nude photos of Kelly Bochenko, Miss Paris 2009, also published in Entrevue. We invite you to read our article on the various Miss France scandals below:

The little scandals of Miss Valérie Bègue, Laury Thilleman… They all have one thing in common: in addition to having been elected Miss, they found themselves at the heart of a scandal. Discover the cases that scratched these beauty queens!

The Miss France 2019 contest was marked by an incident during the ceremony. Carla Bonesso, Miss Aquitaine 2018, and Manon Jean-Mistral, Miss Corsica 2018, were filmed topless in the dressing rooms without their knowledge. If the Miss France Committee has apologized, the young women have decided to file a complaint against the production company EndemolShine and TF1 for “infringement of their image rights, their intimacy and their private life”. At present, the procedure is still ongoing.

This year, two controversies are added to the list. The first, during the election of Miss Auvergne 2019, Amandine Billoux, one of the contenders, believes that she was rejected from the competition because of her forms. More details in the dedicated article below:

Miss France 2020: a candidate who failed because of her forms? Failed for its curves? This is what one of the candidates who participated in the Miss Auvergne 2019 competition thinks. A decision that she still does not understand. The young woman testifies to her…

The second controversy concerns the traditional outfit of Miss Lorraine 2019. The designer Marion Lambert had imagined the regional miss parading in a Poilus uniform. This choice quickly created an uproar. “For us, it’s carnival clothing, it’s an insult, a scandal towards the world of fighters”, declared Colonel Jean-Charles Barrois, president of the Moselle combatants’ union at the microphone of France Bleu. . “I don’t want the name Miss France to be associated with something that has caused so much distress, so many deaths, terrible things. We can’t afford it for a beauty pageant,” Geneviève said. Fontenay with France Bleu Lorraine. Following the controversy, Sylvie Tellier announces in Le Républicain Lorrain that the traditional outfit of Miss Lorraine 2019 will be replaced.