“It is with great emotion that I announce to you the end of my collaboration with the Miss France Company, after three intense and incredibly enriching years”. It is in these terms that Cindy Fabre announced on January 22, 2025 that she was leaving the adventure she started only 2 and a half years ago.
A surprising outcome for the one who replaced the iconic Sylvie Tellier. However, contacted by us, the Miss France company assured us that Cindy Fabre’s service provider contract was simply coming to an end, as of December 31, 2024.
The Charlie Hebdo controversy to blame?
Employee of a company at the same time, the latter no longer had the possibility of carrying out its mission calmly, its management also told us.
This January 22, 2025, however, Public.fr is able to announce that the situation behind the scenes would be much more complicated than it seems…
In fact, it is “at the end”according to our source, that Cindy Fabre, would have “decided not to renew” his contract. A decision she would have made in just 10 days…
Public.fr has in fact learned that following the controversial radio interview with Miss France 2025, Angélique Angarni-Filopon, Cindy Fabre would have been destabilized. On January 8, 2025, the current holder of the crown explained on Sud Radio that she could not call herself Charlie. She then declared regarding the right to blasphemy and freedom of expression: “I prefer not to comment. Nope…”
Statements that caused an uproar. And behind the scenes, it was his manager, Cindy Fabre, who would have toasted… Our source explains to us that Alexia Laroche Joubert would have “very dry summer with Cindy Fabre by accusing him of not having sufficiently prepared Angélique for contentious issues, which could put her in a bad position”.
-Cindy Fabre’s decision
Subsequently, according to our source, Cindy Fabre then turned to Angélique Angarni-Filopon. After this very first crisis of her reign, she would have let him know that she had to prepare for these kinds of destabilizing questions. And added that his response had been quite simplyt “unthinkable, inaudible and intolerable”.
In the end, the atmosphere behind the scenes would have been “very complicated these last 10 days”, to the very point where Cindy Fabre would have “preferred to leave on her own“again according to this informant.
And this, despite the insistence of the company’s general director, Frédéric Gilbert, that Cindy Fabre not leave. In vain. He would have on his side “tried to ease tensions”. And this, “because in terms of image, only leaving for a month after the election, it’s not great.”
