Thirty-one years after her coronation, Linda Hardy is still the same beauty queen. The one who was Miss Pays de Loire in 1991, before wearing the crown of Miss France for the year 1992, opted for a sunny Christmas vacation, flying with her son Andréa, 13, to the Maldives. Since December 24, the 50-year-old model has been posting multiple photos and videos on his Instagram account, to share the beauty of the place with its approximately 180,000 followers. And Saturday December 30 was no exception.
In the images, we see the one who officiated on the set of Everybody talks about it in 1999, wearing only a black two-piece swimsuit, openwork on the chest, the body more toned than ever. Facing the camera, the most beautiful woman in France of the year 1992 wears a mask, a snorkel, and waves a snorkeling fin in each hand. In the background is the Indian Ocean. In the caption of the video, the mother praises the merits of Club Med Kani. “It’s validated, it’s my favorite club and I’m not even talking about the kindness of the people here“she simply wrote.
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Well deserved vacation
These few days of rest in the heart of the archipelago arrive after a period rich in emotions. Indeed, on December 16, the Nantes woman put her scarf back on for an evening. That of the election of Miss France 2024. Alongside thirty-nine other former Miss, the one who played Clémentine in Tomorrow belongs to us East took to the stage of the Zénith de Dijon to perform tribute to Geneviève de Fontenaydied on August 1, 2023. In small groups, the women who emerged victorious from the competition paraded, very moved, in black pants and white shirts, to salute the memory of Miss Elegance 1957.
The day before, Linda Hardy had shared an extract from her election, as well as a photograph accompanied by Geneviève de Fontenay. In the caption, she obviously did not fail to salute the one who managed the Miss at the time: “I chose this photo with two people that I cherish infinitely. Madame de Fontenay, without whom none of this would have happened to me (and to whom I will be proud to pay tribute tomorrow in Dijon).”
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias
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