Marine Ltemporel takes the floor to give her point of view on the new rules of the Miss France competition which she herself won ten years ago. For the former beauty queen, you have to know how to move with the times.
Marine Loiseau is in the spotlight. Miss France 2013 is the new columnist of the show France 5 The health magazine, notably presented by Marina Carrère d’Encausse, and multiplies the interventions. So much so that she recently revealed that she had found love again while remembering her 12 months of reign, explaining that she had had to face some inappropriate gestures… Currently, the general practitioner that we were able to see again during of the Miss France 2023 election won by India Ampiot last year speaks about the new competition rules.
Indeed, the age limit for applicants has been lifted, and they can now be in a civil partnership, married, have children and be transgender, as long as they are “female civil identity”. Which is also possible in Portugal, where Marina Machete just won the competition on October 5.
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Marine Ltemporel wants to live with the times
Marine Ltemporel knows the workings of Miss France very well, which is why her opinion is necessarily listened to carefully. “I think that’you have to live with the timessociety evolves”she explained in the podcast of Current Womens, in reference to these new rules. For her, there is no doubt, “to be Miss France, you must be a woman in your marital status”. And “if you feel like a woman, if you end up having an operation to become a woman, then you are a woman“. For Marine Loiseau, “if we want the competition to continue and correspond to current societal issues, we absolutely must change the rules”and even “maybe change the format of the competition“.
She is not the only former crowned head to speak out about these changed rules, likeElodie Gossuin, particularly marked by the recent disappearance of Brigitte de Fontenay. For this one, mother of four children, it is “difficult to reconcile” to lead a family life alongside the obligations of Miss France. However, she believes that there will be “one who will show the way, with a little one who will follow her everywhere”. Appointment on December 16 in Dijon, where the election of Miss France 2024to understand the competition in its new format!
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