Last December, Diane Leyre won the Miss France sash, succeeding Amandine Petit! Faced with the other candidates, the young woman proudly represented Île-de-France. Since her coronation, the protege of Sylvie Tellier has been interviewing countless media. The opportunity for her to discuss her projects… But also her private life which intrigues many of her admirers. This week, Diane Leyre gave an exclusive interview to Purepeople.com. Unvarnished, the pretty brunette opened up about her daily life as Miss. In the process, she also mentioned her sentimental situation.
“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”, underlined Diane Leyre who is always a heart to take. “I think it’s good to elect a person, to be a woman and not necessarily want to look for someone in your life and say ‘I’m fine on my own’.”
If the main interested party accepts the fact of intriguing the crowds, she wishes to preserve her relatives from the tabloids. The beauty queen will do the same for her “future boyfriend”.“I decided to take the light but that does not mean that the people around me will want it”, clarified Diane Leyre before going further on Thomas Goldberg.
In the past, the star actor of the Profiling series has assured that he had frequented her before she became famous. “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 speak, it will be considered true”, replied Diane Leyre and to conclude: “And since everything that happened in my life before Miss France belongs only to me, I think we can at least respect that. Now, I think it’s a shame that people are surfing on something like this for their public image, without proof or anything, it’s a shame”. The message got through!
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