On December 11, 2021, Diane Leyre had the great pleasure of being elected Miss France 2022. For a year, the pretty 24-year-old brunette who represented Île-de-France will therefore proudly wear the coveted scarf. It is precisely with this one that she has toured the media since the beginning of her reign. Purepeople.com had the chance to receive Diane Leyre in her studios for an exclusive interview. Without taboo, she discussed with us her salary, the criticisms she receives or her new very busy rhythm. But that’s not all, Diane Leyre also confided in her single status and the fact that his private life is now so scrutinized.
“By becoming Miss France, I offered my private life to the French in a certain way, but only in a certain way. Everything that happened before Miss France is my private life, just like everything that will happen after. It’s up to me or not if I want to share it. But you can ask me about it, it makes me laugh, I expected it: I’m single“, she confirmed again. A situation that suits her very well: “I find it good to elect a person, tobeing a woman and not necessarily wanting to look for someone in her life and say ‘I’m fine alone’.”
Everything that happened in my life before Miss France belongs only to me
Diane Leyre also wants to remember that she alone chose to expose herself to the general public. Thus, she is keen to preserve those around her, including a possible “future boyfriend“.”I decided to take the light but that does not mean that the people around me will want it.“The young woman may nevertheless one day be brought to reveal that she is”in a relationship with” corn “without saying with whom out of respect for the person.“
It is moreover with the same vagueness that she reacted to the words of actor Thomas Goldbergseen in Profiling, which said that they dated in the past. “That too is part of the game but I don’t want to answer it because if I tell you it’s wrong, if the next time something comes out and I don’t express myself, it will be considered true. . And as everything that happened in my life before Miss France belongs only to me, I think we can at least respect that. Now, I find it a shame that people surf on something like that for their public image, without proof or anything, it’s a shame“, she said.
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