“After five years of traveling the regions, the countries”: Clémence Botino announces her retirement

This Saturday, March 9, 112 candidates appeared on stage at the Jio World Convention Center in Bombay (India) to try to win the title of Miss World.

Among which was

.

Miss

2020 proudly represented the tricolor flag by parading in a magnificent red and gold outfit with a bustier set with colored stones and black and gold boots, in homage to Marie-Antoinette.

For her second visit, the 27-year-old young woman appeared with her hair down and wearing a magnificent sequined and silver dress playing on transparency and revealing her shoulders.

First selected in the Top 40, the Guadeloupean was finally eliminated at the gates of the Top 12.

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“Top 40 for France!

Thank you for your support.

For my part, I have absolutely no regrets, I gave absolutely EVERYTHING.

I don't think I've ever prepared so much for a competition.

I was sincere, authentic.

I have always listened to my heart.

It is with great pride that I was able to represent my country

,” she reacted quickly in a message posted on her Instagram account.

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Elected Miss France on December 14, 2019, Clémence Botino saw her year of reign disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

So many events in which she was supposed to participate were canceled or postponed.

In 2021, the young woman is chosen by Sylvie Tellier to represent France at Miss Universe.

But upon her arrival in Tel Aviv, Israel, she tested positive for Covid-19.

After ten days of isolation, she was authorized to take part in the 70th edition of the international competition and ranked in the Top 10. Finally, last October, she had the unpleasant surprise of learning that the Miss World election planned December 16 was postponed to 2024 due to elections planned in India.

This succession of events seems to have convinced Clémence Botino to move away from beauty contests.

,” she announced in her message on Instagram before congratulating Krystyna Pyszková, Miss Czech Republic, who won the title of Miss World.