Guest on the set ofWe are live Saturday April 23 on France 2, Alexandra Rosenfeld returned to her victory in the Miss France election in 2005. An experience that traumatized her, she confided, still very moved by seeing the images of her coronation.
It was sixteen years ago: Alexandra Rosenfeld was crowned Miss France 2006, by winning the competition broadcast live on TF1. The current companion of Hugo Clement, now 35, was suddenly thrust into the limelight. A success she was far from imagining. Guest on the set ofWe are live Saturday April 23, Alexandra Rosenfeld was talking regarding the remarks she suffered in her youth regarding her very thin morphology when Léa Salamé asked her if Miss France was “a revenge”? Doubtful, the mother of two children then declared that she did not feel in phase with this title. “Me, I see myself a bit like the UFO of Miss France she said. Because I’m 18, I do athletics, I’m in tracksuits every night…”
“I was just hoping to be in the twelve”
At the time a student in the second year of BTS Tourism, Alexandra Rosenfeld is far from imagining winning the election where she competed as Miss Languedoc. “Me, I was just hoping to be in the twelve [finalistes]so as not to return to high school and [qu’on dise] like she made Miss France and she didn’t do anything.” Called into the famous twelve Misses retained, she relaxed… A short-lived relief. “As I’m called first in the twelve, I’m waiting. It was just nice. I didn’t expect to win at all.”Comes the moment of the coronation where Alexandra Rosenfeld bursts into tears. “I do not realize “, she whispers to Jean-Pierre Foucault.
“The change was so brutal”
At the sight of these images, the one who recently protested once morest the words of Fabrice Éboué said : “I’m going to cry once more!”. And to clarify why she had cried so much. “I was very scared, it was really a trauma this electionshe explained. A beautiful trauma I absolutely do not regret, it was great, but the change was so brutal that I cried… And I cried for three months!“At Miss Europe, three months later, her tears had dried up: “I got used to it!”
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias.
