This Saturday, December 14, 2024 will remain engraved in his memory. For Angélique Angarni-Filopon, Miss Martinique 2024, her life has just been turned upside down. Indeed, at 1.83m tall and 34 years old, she became Miss France 2025, succeeding Ève Gilles. A memorable evening for this flight attendant, who did not hesitate to make a few clarifications. Indeed, since she is the first beauty queen to have been elected after her 30th birthday, Angélique Angarni-Filopon does not wish to be categorized only by her age. “People are constantly reminded of my age and I think I'm well preserved. It's young, 34 years old! The twenties are not that far away. And I was warned, the thirties are the best years and I can confirm it to you “she indicated to our colleagues at Paris Match.
Angélique Angarni-Filopon reveals herself with her long hair styled in braids
And for good reason, the one who already took part in the competition 13 years ago, feels much better about her life than she did when she was younger: “My twenties were the period when I searched a lot for myself, when I wanted to be like everyone else and ten years ago, I cut my hair. But my short hair, like my age, does not absolutely don't define me. I have great energy, I don't know how to do anything other than smile and we're going to have an incredible year, you'll see.” Another detail that attracts all the attention: her short hair. Just like Ève Gilles, Miss France 2024, the beautiful Martinican revealed herself with a very short haircut during the ceremony. But it wasn't all her hair look. Indeed, on her Instagram page, Angélique Angarni-Filopon has revealed herself on multiple occasions with very long hair! In 2022, she appeared with braids that highlighted her sweet face. In any case, with short or long hair, Miss France 2025 is simply to die for!
And she is determined to use her charm to make her voice heard. Indeed, the one who says she is a real maniac in her life, intends to become a model for all women. “You would be surprised to see the number of messages I receive from women who want to change their career, who think it is too late to change jobs, change countries, change lives… No, it is never too late, and I am living proof!”she tells our colleagues at Paris Match. Very committed, particularly in the fight against breast cancer, an illness which affected her mother a few years ago, Angélique Angarni-Filopon, who was the favorite of the 100% female jury, will start her year 2025 on the hats off!
