Camille Lellouche will not ultimately be part of the 2023 Miss France jury. The singer and actress had to be replaced at the last minute.
She was to sit alongside actor Francis Huster and Kendji Girac this Saturday, December 17: comedian Camille Lellouche will not ultimately be part of the jury for the Miss France competition this year. In a press release, the TF1 channel explains that the singer and actress was “forced to cancel her visit for reasons beyond her control”: “She was happy to participate”, comments the group.
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Camille Lellouche was part of a panel of personalities who had been chosen to contribute to the vote for the new Miss France 2023. She was to sit among others with Clarisse Agbegnenou (judo gold medalist at the 2020 Summer Olympics), Dominique Besnehard (film producer and actor), Arnaud Ducret (comedian and actor), Kendji Girac (singer, guitarist) and Marine Lorphelin (Miss Bourgogne 2012, Miss France 2013 then 1st runner-up of Miss World 2013).
Another comedian on the jury
The 30-year-old will finally be replaced by another humorist: Bérangère Krief will take her place on the jury. The latter will come into action immediately after the fifteen semi-finalists have been chosen. The vote of the jury will count for 50%, with that of the public: it will then be a question of electing the five finalists, before knowing who will succeed Diane Leyre, Miss France 2022.
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The program will be presented at MACH 36 in Châteauroux. This will begin at 9:10 p.m.