Miss France 2025: Cindy Fabre is no longer director of the competition

The news will be made official in the coming hours: Cindy Fabre is leaving her position as director of the national Miss France competition, “by mutual agreement with the Presidency of the competition”, according to our information. This former beauty queen, elected Miss France 2005 in 2004, was named three years ago following the reorganization initiated by Alexia Laroche-Joubert, the new boss of the competition at the time. It will not be replaced.

Frédéric Gilbert, the President of the Miss France company, thanks her “for her support and collaboration over the last three years”. “As director of the national Miss France competition, she ensured continuity and preserved the values ​​of the competition,” he believes.

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Cindy Fabre, for her part, “would also like to thank all the teams of the Miss France company, the delegates and partners with whom she worked, as well as the Misses whom she had the honor of accompanying”. In this case the young Indira Ampiot, Miss France 2023, and Ève Gilles, Miss France 2024.

This project manager and partner at Ema Events, an agency specializing in the organization of events in Dijon, was under a “service contract”. She is therefore not the subject of dismissal or negotiations on her departure. His contract is just not renewed. At 39 years old, Cindy Fabre got married in July 2024 and had never stopped her professional career, which she plans to continue.

Since the reorganization of the teams in 2022, the protocol around the reigning Miss France has evolved somewhat. While for years, a Miss France almost never traveled without the chaperone played by Sylvie Tellier, those days are over. From now on, the last two Miss France, Ève Gilles or Angélique Angarni-Filopon, Miss France 2025, make most of their outings alone, particularly in the media and in the regions. Miss France is de facto more independent.