Sylvie Tellier left her position as director of the Miss France company to be more present with her family. Her daughter, Margaux, made a remark to her that hurt her…
Sylvie Tellier left her position as director of the Miss France company in 2022. It must be said that the beauty queen was so involved in her role that she sometimes had trouble managing her family life. Her daughter Margaux had also made a remark to her that had broken her heart, as she explained in an interview with Here is.
Sylvie Tellier: her daughter’s remark that hurt her
The former director of the Miss France company may have been fulfilled in her daily life, but she did not see her children as she would have liked and felt like she was missing out on her family life. So, she decided to give up her job and change her life. Her daughter, Margaux, now 10 years old, had also made a remark to her that had triggered something in Sylvie Tellier.The day my daughter told me ‘Anyway you love your misses more than us’, it made me react. I wasn’t the mom I wanted to be” she told Here is.
Now, Sylvie Tellier is still fulfilled in her professional life, but she has more free time!I am an author, producer, host and mother of three children aged 14, 10 and 6. I am as busy as ever, except that I now have my weekends and my holidays. I did not have children to have them raised by others.” she explained.
Sylvie Tellier: why she (already) wrote her last wishes
Sylvie Tellier recently made a decision: the former director of the Miss France society wants to protect her loved ones as much as possible, while she is still in this world. At 46, the former Miss France 2002 has therefore decided to write her last wishes.
Some time ago, the beauty queen had to accompany a friend to the end of her life and this experience changed her forever. The mother of Margaux, Oscar and Roméo then became aware of the importance of protecting her loved ones in the event of death. She therefore decided to write her last wishes, even though she is in her forties and has no major health concerns.
“We should all do this to avoid horrible situations. When a loved one dies, families find themselves in a whirlwind of procedures while they have to deal with their grief…” she explained to Here is. And to clarify: “So yes, I have a small folder with everything, including a selection of texts. It’s not to rule, it’s to free them“.