Sylvie Tellier wanted to dot the i’s on social networks. Regularly the target of disparaging remarks about her, the director general of the Miss France committee released her claws this Saturday, January 15, on Instagram.
Sylvie Tellier is not one to mince words. At 43, the director general of the Miss France committee has no time to waste and she does not hesitate to protest when the need arises, via social networks. After having seriously injured herself during her stay at ski with her husband and her three children, Oscar, Margaux and Roméo, the mother of the family had the bad surprise to learn that the start of the school year for her little tribe would not take place. Indeed, on her return from skiing, Sylvie Tellier had the misfortune to see an email canceling the return to school for the children. “And the year 2022 was supposed to be couldn’t get any worse!!!”, she wrote on Instagram, after receiving an email from her children’s school, in which it was written that the teaching team was affected by the coronavirus. “Do you know what our afternoon ride is? I’m going to have everyone tested to see if we can send them back to school tomorrow”, she said in his Instagram Story, on January 9th. The video was accompanied by a poll “Do you get drunk too?” to which Internet users were invited to answer with Yes or No. Necessarily, the majority voted yes…
Sylvie Tellier without filters on Instagram, this question that annoys her
The one who does not have her tongue in her pocket has once again responded to her detractors on social networks. She, who shares her daily life with her 469,000 subscribers on Instagram, shared several videos in her Instagram story, this Saturday, January 15, 2022. Tired of being asked why she always puts filters on her photos and videos, the mother of three children wanted to answer them this: “So yes, you always tell me: ‘Why do you put filters, why do you put filters?’, I don’t have any”, she began, before explaining why. “Why don’t I have one? Because…”, she continued, before revealing the identity of her “friend”, Arnaud Sol Dourdin, the appointed hairdresser of Miss France, came to visit her at her home in Paris. “Who came to see the patient to comfort her and give her make-up and hair?”, she asked, visibly delighted to receive the stylist’s visit. And that’s good.