Marie-Alice Sarrazin left with an autograph.
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“It’s weird to see a Miss in real life. »
Marie-Alice Sarrazin, 16, came to Rom in Deux-Sèvres for a selfie and to give him flowers. “I’m doing this to support her just before she leaves. She is magnificent. She has every chance, because she is close to her audience, she finds the right words, and takes the time to speak with the fans. » The young girl also dreams of an election when she reaches 18 years old. In the meantime “I’m preparing by working on my eloquence, my presence on stage, by doing sports and paying attention to my diet…”
“It’s weird to see a Miss in real life. I felt like she was inaccessible, but that’s not the case. It’s nice. » Loan Pieres, 16 years old, his sister, Aiden 11 years old, and their mother, Emilie de Freitas 41 years old, do not regret the trip. “She is very beautiful. There should be more animations like this. It feels good. »
Lou Leglat and Lizzie Piet, both 12 years old, were also seeing a Miss for the first time. So moved that Lou no longer remembers what they said to each other. “I’m still in shock. She is very pretty, she dresses well, and she smiles at her fans. » According to the little girl, the candidate meets all the conditions to win the election.
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Lou Leglat and Lizzie Piet, both 12 years old, saw a Miss for the first time.
Her scarf on her shoulder, blue embroidered dress on her upper body, Charlie Bénard kept her smile all afternoon under the more than attentive eye of a member of the Miss France organization who did not. He hasn’t left one step. She left invigorated by the encouragement of her fans. “That’s where you see the impact the competition has on people. It is also in these moments that the adventure begins for me. Now, I can’t wait to go to Ivory Coast, to meet the other Misses and the organization team. The fans all asked me to bring back the crown. It would be a nice gift. It has been 50 years since the region last won. »
