Sabah Aïb's little sister recently reposted videos deemed racist targeting Angélique Angarni-Filopon.
For a few days, the first runner-up to Miss France, Sabah AibMiss Nord-Pas-de-Calais is in the tormented. The election of Angelique Angarni-FiloponMiss Martinique aroused numerous reactions from the public who, on the whole, wanted to see Sabah Aïb wear the crown. It was ultimately the jury which made this decision, more excited by Angélique Angarni-Filopon.
If most Internet users have come to terms with this idea, this is not the case for little sister of Sabah Aïb, aged 14. On her TikTok account, the teenager does not have hesitated to republish racist videos aiming Miss France 2025. It was an Internet user who put her finger on these actions, denouncing in a TikTok video the republications of the sister of Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais.
False excuses?
To defend her little sister, the 18-year-old miss published a message on her Instagram account which she quickly deleted. In it she declares: “My little sister made the mistake of reposting a TikTok mocking our Miss France, which she deeply regrets. She was disappointed and overcome with emotion, and even “While this in no way justifies her action, she quickly realized her mistake and deleted it. Unfortunately, these TikToks were perceived as racist by some people, which we strongly condemn.” Also adding: “We were raised with values of respect and tolerance and I would like to make it clear that I do not in any way tolerate racism, having been a victim myself recently. So I publicly ask you to excuse these republications which have been misinterpreted and to stop this harassment against him.”
Sabah Aïb also sent a private message to the Internet user who pointed out the actions of his little sister. In this message, the miss attacks her, while defending her little sister. However, the story does not seem to be calming down as many have noticed that at the end of this message, it says “what do you think?”words that the ChatGPT artificial intelligence often uses to ensure that its proposed sentence suits its user.
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