On December 17, a new young woman will succeed Diane Leyre by winning the title of Miss France 2023. Among the thirty-three candidates, five would however be less likely to win the competition, according to statistics.
As the election of Miss France 2023, scheduled for December 17, the forecasts are going well. Who will be crowned the most beautiful woman in France this year? If everyone obviously hopes that the candidate representing their region wins the coveted title, not all young women would leave with the same chances at the startt. And that has nothing to do with their physique, their talent or even their result in the famous general culture quiz. Everything would, in fact, be a question of statistics. As reported by our colleagues from Marie-Francethis Monday, November 28, some miss regional would already be almost certain not to be elected in a few weeks.
And for good reason, since the beauty contest was created in 1920, not all regions have the same success rate. Some, for example, have never seen their representative win the national election in 102 years. Young women who wear the scarf from these regions therefore have, statistically, less chance of being crowned Miss France. This is Salomé Maud (Miss Limousin 2022), Solène Scholer (Miss Champagne-Ardenne 2022), Axelle René (Miss Martinique 2022), Alissia Ladeveze (Miss Auvergne 2022) and Inès Tessier (Miss Saint-Martin/Saint-Barthélemy 2022).
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Who are the big favorites of the competition?
Conversely, some regions have seen many of their misses access the famous crown. Miss Aquitaine, Miss Alsace, Miss Lorraine, Miss Picardie, Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Miss Côte d’Azuror Miss Normandy have for example been crowned several times the most beautiful woman in France. Enough to statistically offer more chances to candidates from these regions this year.
But beyond the statistics, the French already seem to have their preference. Indeed, among the great favorites, we find Marion Navarro, Miss Franche-Comtewhich was declared the winner by a poll conducted by Cyril Hanouna on his show Do not touch My TV, on C8. Another contender has been talked about a lot: this is Agathe Cauet, Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais, in particular because of her striking resemblance to two former Miss France from her region, Iris Mittenaere and Camille Cerf. She also revealed that she suffered from a large tumor when she was 17 years old. Something to titillate social networks.