Whether TF1 will broadcast the World Cup final on Sunday December 18, the day before will be the Miss France 2023 election! The contest will take place in Châteauroux at MACH 36. They are 30 candidates to dream of the title of Miss France but only one will win the crown and will succeed Diane Leyre.
To decide between them, a jury made up of personalities was unveiled a few days ago. Alongside Francis Huster, the president, we will find Clarisse Agbegnenou, Dominique Besnehard, Arnaud Ducret, Kendji Girac, Camille Lellouche and the ex-Miss France Marine Lorphelin. The latter confided in the columns of Tele-LeisureSunday, December 11 to discuss what she suffered when her reign as a beauty queen ended.
The 29-year-old has resumed her medical studies. “They didn’t let me miss anything! I was even asked to do twice as much“, she said. “It could have been hard to live with at times.”. The beauty has in particular suffered sexist remarks. “The hospital was still an extremely sexist environment in my time“, she specified before detailing an internship which marked her enormously. “I went backwards, never made up, hyper masculine, in jeans and a big sweater. Ex-Miss France, I let you imagine the remarks I heard!“
She went on to say, “The attitude of some doctors has sometimes been bordering on sexual harassment“.
A return to reality of the most complicated!
See also: Marine Lorphelin in one of the most daring dresses of the year: for a charity gala, the former Miss France leaves little to the imagination!
Adam Javal-Fauconnier