PORTRAIT OF MISS – Tiffany Haie was selected to represent the Centre-Val de Loire region during the Miss France 2025 election, on December 14 at Futuroscope, in Poitiers. While waiting for the big day, the Miss answered questions from Paris Match.
Elected on September 29 in Dreux (Eure-et-Loir), Tiffanny Haie is 18 years old and wears the sash of Miss Centre-Val de Loire 2024. She is preparing today for the election of Miss France 2025 which will be held on December 14 at Futuroscope, in Poitiers.
Introduce yourself in a few words. Where were you born and where did you grow up?
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I was born in Paris in the 11th arrondissement. I grew up first in Île-de-France in Aubervilliers, in Seine-Saint-Denis for a little over a year, then in Picardy in Oise near Pierrefonds for around 5 years. I then was in Normandy in Eure for 2 years and finally in the Centre-Val de Loire region in Eure-et-Loir, for 9 years now.
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What were you doing before participating in the competition?
I was in high school, doing competitive dance.
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When and why did you decide to submit your candidacy for the regional election?
I decided to send my candidacy when I was elected in the departmental election, it was obvious for me to run in the regional election. I figured I could try my luck by participating. I was elected on my first attempt in September 2024.
Did you have any doubts before starting out? If yes, which ones?
I am quite young so at the beginning I had some doubts about my maturity but I quickly realized that my age did not play a role in this.
Does everyone around you support you?
Everyone around me supports me and is proud of me. My loved ones had no doubts, they followed my adventure via social networks.
What do you say to those who consider the competition outdated, even misogynistic?
I could answer that they don't know the competition and that they only see it on the surface so I would try to explain to them more deeply the basis of Miss France, that it is not just a physique but a state of spirit and a way of being.
What do you think of the evolution of the Miss France competition? Did opening the competition to more varied profiles influence your desire to present yourself?
I find that the evolution of the competition is just incredible because the beauty of women is not just about age and body shape. A woman can be elected “most beautiful woman in France” both at 35 and at 18. Beauty is not a succession of criteria.
What particular cause do you want to defend?
The cause I defend is the fight against diabetes.
How do you handle the sudden notoriety that could fall on you on December 14?
By running for this election even when it was still only in the departmental elections, I prepared myself mentally to be able to be recognized, even simply in the street. So, the notoriety that I could have on December 14 does not scare me.
Does seeing Eve Gilles face harassment on social media worry you?
A little but unfortunately there will always be malicious comments so you shouldn't pay attention to them, even if it can sometimes be complicated.
A childhood or youth memory strongly linked to Miss France?
When I watched Miss France on TV with my parents, it was the meeting of the year! I had fun imitating the Misses while parading around the living room with my sister.
Which Miss France made an impression on you and why?
Indira Ampiot, because she had a presence on stage. She is so sunny, she exudes something that I have never seen in any other Miss, despite the fact that they are all so magnificent.
A mentor or someone who has influenced you throughout your life? How ?
My sister, she has always been there for me, she has been my role model since I was little, I can't explain it.
The trait of your character that you like to highlight?
I like to highlight my joie de vivre and simply give a good mood to the people around me.
A hidden talent?
I know how to count in six different languages.
A book?
I really liked “Beyond Convenances” by Suzanne Roy, it's a love story in the old days between two people who know each other more or less, and I like the unfolding which surprises us throughout. pages.
A song?
The song that I will never get tired of is “Ancrée à ton port” by Fanny J, it is timeless.
A film or a series?
My favorite movie is “Red Notice” because it is a mix of romance, action and suspense. I must have watched it a dozen times, if not more…
Your favorite pastime?
Spending time with my friends because they make me laugh and time passes so quickly when I'm around them.
A guilty pleasure?
I really like sausage and Nutella. At any time, one of them can be eaten. A delight…
A fetish object?
Unfortunately I don't have a favorite object despite the fact that I really like this electronic object that accompanies me every day, my phone.
Are you willing to take heart?
No, my heart is already taken!
Your regional pride?
The magnificent castles that are everywhere in the Centre-Val de Loire region, with architectures that are similar but at the same time so different.
