The end of year celebrations are over, the holidays are over,
Indira Ampiot
was able to start her year of reign but also her media marathon.
Thus, Monday evening, the
Miss France
2023 was the guest of “Touche pas à mon poste!”
on C8.
This Tuesday morning, the 18-year-old young woman went to the RMC studios to participate in the program
"Les Grandes Gueules"
.
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As usual, the questions revolved around his commitment against cancer and his relationship status.
However, Alain Marschall took the liberty of questioning him about his income.
"The money you earn, are you going to save it?"
, the reporter first asked.
“But totally!
Like everyone else
,” replied Indira Ampiot without thinking.
"You're going to make a lot of money anyway.
It will be good for your love life
,” he insisted, causing the other participants of the radio program to annoy.
"It's in every job, we always put aside so we always have to save
," added Miss France.
“It depends because there are also partnerships, there are stories, posts that we have to do”
“Do you know how much you will earn per month?”
, continued Alain Marschall.
"I know yes
," confessed the young woman.
“How much are you going to earn?”
, added the journalist.
A question that made Indira Ampiot particularly uncomfortable.
“That is quite indiscreet
,” she reacted.
Installed on his left, Barbara Lefebvre underlined:
“Louis Gerbier
[producer of the “Grandes Gueules”, NDR]
told us 3000 euros per month”
.
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"I think it's less
," assured Miss France before specifying that her income was fluctuating:
"It depends because there are also partnerships, there are stories, posts that we have to do. so it depends on each event we have”
.
Assailed with questions, Indira Ampiot recalled that because of the contracts that bind the company Miss France to various partners, she would have to make paid product placements on her social networks.