The name of the Miss France 2025 is now known! On the night of Saturday December 14 to Sunday December 15, Angélique Angarni-Filopon was crowned Miss France. The 34-year-old flight attendant succeeds Eve Gilles. For her part, Sabah Aïb, Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais, finished
first runner-up.
On Monday, December 16, the 18-year-old young woman appeared in Touche pas à mon poste on C8. The opportunity for her to look back on her journey and share some secrets behind the scenes of
the big election.
Sabah Aïb is Cyril Hanouna’s “favorite” Miss
When he entered the set, Sabah Aïb was widely complimented by Cyril Hanouna. “You have been talked about so much that for many, you are Miss France. We have the impression that there are two Miss France this year” he said. He then continued by stating: “You were, I think, my favorite”.
Visibly touched by his words, the pretty blonde thanked him politely. Subsequently, the host insisted on pushing
a little rant. “You finished first in the public vote. I find that there is a huge problem with Miss France. For me, it's the public who decides, the jury who decides, it's no” he said.
The first runner-up remains smiling in the face of compliments
In the rest of the show, Cyril Hanouna continued his compliments for Sabah Aïb. Obviously charmed by the law student, he couldn't help but say: “Frankly, I have rarely seen a Miss so beautiful. For me, you are the most beautiful of all those I have seen since the reign of Miss France. And what's more, you are not Miss France!”.
Despite these numerous praises, Sabah Aïb, slightly embarrassedappeared smiling. The first runner-up ultimately preferred to shed light on Miss France 2025. “I am not disappointed with my scarf at the age of 18, it is already a source of pride, and Angélique fully deserves it. She is very kind and very caring” she reported. A
very humble attitudein perfect harmony with his second place in the election.
