Alexia Laroche-Joubert answered questions from Matthieu Delormeau about the choice of candidates for the Miss France competition, when he came to Touche pas à mon poste on Monday.
Is the Miss France competition really more representative of today’s society as desired Alexia Laroche-Joubert ? guest in Do not touch My TV on C8 this Monday, January 2, the new president of the Miss France competition answered questions from Matthew Delormeau. The columnist of Cyril Hanouna was challenged by the profile of the candidates of the last edition. Indeed, the president of the Miss France committee had promised to open the competition to all.
Matthew Delormeau threw : “It was the year when we basically had to open up to moms, tattoos to women who are a little stronger finally you see the year a little to everyone in order to show that beauty is not 36 or 1.80m women. There, this year, when you looked at all the girls, I’ve never seen that in my life, they were only models, more bombshells than in other years. Where are the trans people, moms, those with big asses?”
For Alexia Laroche-Joubert, things will be done “little by little”
“The question is interesting”conceded Alexia Laroche-Joubert. The one who succeeded Sylvie Tellier answered without blushing: “You’re right, we opened perfectly, she began. It turns out that we are not the ones who choose the young women who present themselves to us at the national level. It’s at the local level. It is the local public’s choice. Things are going to be done little by little, too.” Because before pretending to the national competition, the Misses are elected at the regional level.
alongsideAlexia Laroche-Joubert stood Indira Ampiot, Miss France 2023. Miss Guadeloupe has started her first year of reign. The young 18-year-old woman obtained her baccalaureate last June. His wish ? Join a school specializing in communication and then specialize in visual identity and advertising.