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The Miss France committee revealed, Thursday, November 28, the name of the personality selected to chair the jury on the evening of the election. The singer Sylvie Vartan was chosen. The jury alongside him will be 100% female.
Miss France 2025 will be chosen by a 100% female jury. The organizers announced on Thursday, November 28, the name of the personality chosen to chair this jury. The honor goes to Sylvie Vartan, icon of French song. It was a role she accepted for the first time. Sylvie Vartan, who celebrated her 80th birthday, will take the stage next January in Paris at the Palais des Congrès for the last concerts of her career.
Seven women will be at her side to nominate the most beautiful woman in France:
- Triple Olympic athletics champion Marie-José Pérec
- TV presenter Cristina Cordula
- The dancer and choreographer Fauve Hautot
- Comedian Nawell Madani
- French-Georgian pianist Katia Buniatishivili
- Miss France 2014 Floria Coquerel
This is the second in a row that an all-female jury has been chosen by the Miss France Committee. Last year, it was chaired by Sylvie Tellier who handed over the role of general director of Miss France to Cindy Fabre.
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The jury and viewers tied for votes
The jury's votes count for half on election night. The other half of the votes correspond to the vote of television viewers, millions of whom watch the election each year. The Futuroscope in Poitiers serves as the setting for the election of Miss France 2025.
Thirty young women are vying to win the crown of Miss France 2025. The youngest are 18 years old, the oldest at 34 years old. The group returned from a stay of around ten days in Ivory Coast where the candidates received lessons in catwalking, eloquence, makeup and where they had to take the general knowledge test, not easy this time. year. Would you like to take this test? So click here to access it. The Miss France 2025 election will be broadcast on Saturday December 14 at 9:10 p.m. on TF1.
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