She is an integral part of the big Miss France family, and for good reason. Sylvie Tellier was crowned Miss Lyon at the age of 23, then, in 2002, won the crown of Miss France. In 2007, the former beauty queen became general director of the Miss France Society, and gave a lot of herself for 17 years to bring honor to the competition.
It was in August 2022 that Sylvie Tellier announced her departure from the committee in order to devote herself to entrepreneurship : “I am very impatient to write this new page in my life”, she said on her Instagram account. This does not mean that it has disappeared from the media landscape, quite the contrary. This Saturday, November 16, she was invited on the set of the show Face à Hanouna, broadcast on C8.
Who is Sylvie Tellier’s favorite candidate?
The flagship host of the program, as well as his team, obviously spoke about the Miss France competition, and the upcoming election. After scrolling through the photos of each candidate for the title, Cyril Hanouna asked Sylvie Tellier for her preference.
An answer that the former Miss was able to give, despite a slight hesitation : “So, it's complicated to give your favorite today, because I have to hear them, I have to see them parade, but I have the right to become hyper chauvinistic again because I'm part of the “organization. So obviously, for the moment, it's Rhône-Alpes”, she explained. This is Alexcia Couly, a 22-year-old biotechnology engineering student. : “Because Lyon has been waiting for this for 23 years”,
she explained.
Cyril Hanouna announced his absence from the show this Sunday
In this same show, Cyril Hanouna explained that there would be a slight change this Sunday : “I want to tell you right away. Tomorrow, unfortunately, I won't be there because I risk being ill,” he said.
This was obviously not the real reason for the absence of the host, who was subsequently honest : “I'm in a tournament, I'm telling the truth. It will be Pascale de la Tour du Pin who will replace me tomorrow. On the other hand, they (lhe columnists, editor’s note) they will all be there. They will not be replaced. They will be paid ruby on the nail, of course”, he clarified.
