Miss France 2025, the 95th election of Miss France, is this December 14, 2024, on TF1. And the title holder, Eve Gilles, will be at Futuroscope in Poitiers, this Saturday in the Vienne department, to present the crown to the winner.
A few hours before the big finale, the short-haired brunette has just confided about her obligations as Miss. Eve Gilles indeed explained that there was two subjects prohibited during the year where a young woman embarks on this path.
No politics or religion
To our colleagues at Brut, she explained: “Politics and religion are the two subjects on which we never express ourselves, because already, we have a lot of children who follow us”. “And I think that would influence them” she also said.
For the 21-year-old young woman, it is clear that these little “They must form their own opinion. without being influenced by a public figure like Miss France. There is also a risk, especially at present, that the beauty queen's comments will be “tenfold, amplified and distorted“. And Eve Gilles wants to avoid that at all costs.
To summarize, the native of the North “prefers that the child form his or her own opinion about what is happening at the moment”. With the other Misses, “That’s not our role.” balance Eve Gilles. And for good reason, she said.In fact, I don't know much about politics. And religion, let's not talk about it“.
Eve Gilles also admits: “I don't know all the religions, I don't know all how they work and the same at the political level. And so I find that It’s not my role to talk about it.”
Eve Gilles does not want to influence
She, who is completing a degree in mathematics and computer science with the aim of becoming a statistician, makes an important reminder. Eve Gilles humbly confides: “I didn't study in that, It's not my job. And it would be too simple to give an opinion, but it’s a completely subjective opinion.”
Finally, the one who will no longer be Miss tomorrow believes: “So for me, that's why it's important not to give it away, at least for the year Miss France and for the years after. Well, I mean, no matter who I vote for, who really cares?”
