Pauline Darles, who left Maldives and the contest Miss France Tuesday morning, unpacks today the reasons of her departure. And Miss Ile-de-France does not chew her words.
Tuesday, end of the afternoon, airport of Roissy. Two large and beautiful young women get out of a plane come from Maldives. It is about Pauline Darles, Miss Ile-de-France, and Sylvie Tellier, director of the Miss France company. The whole of the press waits to have finally an explanation on this premature departure of Francilienne when so many women of its age dream to be in its place.
And the journalists are not disappointed, since Pauline Darles tells without too much being made request her version of the facts. The daily newspaper the Parisian one reports the remarks of beautiful. Apparently, Miss Ile-de-France did not support any more the constraints imposed by the Miss France company and the Draconian organization which goes with. Element release, “one énième photo meeting under the rain”. The miss tells: “I had some enough, I were tired. And one was to connect with a turning, intended this time for the Web. It was too much.”
Pauline Darles does not support this frantic rate: “I said to them that I had of it enough the days which do not finish any, rising with 5:30, to sleep with 0:30.” And especially, its strong character does not accept the reserved treatment with the candidates: “Dissatisfaction of the framing which épie least of our gestures, which scans our plates to know what one eats. Dissatisfaction of the hoods which check the night if one hides to smoke (...) Marre to be made engueuler like some 4 years gamines.”
Measurements one cannot banal any more all in all in this kind of organization, but to which the miss is not done definitely. Sylvie Tellier on her side, which endured the same tests at its time, does not understand that a candidate can complain thus and strongly encourages it to leave its place. Pauline Darles jumped indeed on the occasion, but remains bitter: “I however believed that the beauty queen was also a free woman. I was mistaken. ” Cruel disillusion.
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