Cindy Fabre Steps Down as Miss France Director After Three Years

Fabre's departure marks a shift in the competition's leadership structure, with her position being eliminated instead of filled.

Cindy Fabre, Miss France 2005, has stepped down as director of the Miss France competition after three years in the role.
Her departure was described as a mutual decision with the competition's leadership, and her contract as a project-based consultant was not renewed.
The position of director will not be replaced, as the Miss France organization evaluates a potential new approach to leadership and contestant support.
Fabre's tenure was praised by Miss France President Frédéric Gilbert for preserving the competition's values and ensuring continuity during her time in the role.
The departure reflects broader changes in the Miss France organization, including greater independence for current titleholders in their public appearances.