Diane Leyre, Miss Île-de-France 2021, was crowned Miss France 2022 – actu.fr

Diane Leyre, Miss Ile-de-France, was crowned Miss France 2022 on the night of Saturday 11 to Sunday 12 December 2021 in Caen the result of a very popular but increasingly criticized competition.

“As a woman I want to show thatwe can be Miss France and a feminist (…) For me, feminism is deciding to do what I want, ”warned the talkative winner of a press conference at a press conference. 24 years who works in real estate promotion.

Miss Martinique first runner-up

Originally from Paris, the young brunette woman1m77 holds an international business degree and is currently a real estate agent in the capital.

She was chosen 50/50 by TF1 viewers, which was broadcasting the ceremony live, and by a jury of seven personalities chaired by Jean-Pierre Pernaut.

The jury made its decision at the end of an evening during which the 29 regional miss candidates presented in stiletto heels a series of choreographies to tunes known from musical comedies, with lots of rhinestones and sequins, and to the cheers of the public at the Zénith de Caen.

The podium held by Diane Leyre is completed with Miss Martinique (crowned first runner-up), Miss Alsace, Miss Tahiti and Miss Normandy.

Growing debate

This competition reserved for single women with a minimum height of 1.70 meters, and aged under 25 years is subject to a growing debate. “I like the Miss France contest (…) It’s a fun, glamorous contest,” Culture Minister Roselyne Bachelot said on BFMTV on Friday.

We need a little lightness ”and these young women“ are far from being potiches.

But the Minister for Equality between women and men Elisabeth Moreno, she again deplored on Friday “outdated rules (…) which can be discriminating“. The Minister regretted that for example a “widowed woman or a woman who is already a mother cannot apply”.

Why couldn’t a Miss France be ironic, could not be a mother or pose topless to fight against cancer?

But Elisabeth Moreno has since received in the ministry Alexia Laroche-Joubert, the president of the company Miss France, a subsidiary of the production company Endemol. And she was “almost certain” on Friday that the rules “will evolve”.

With AFP.

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