The Basse-Terrienne Naomi Torrent was elected Miss Guadeloupe 2025 this Saturday, July 19. Aged 30, she will proudly represent the island in the Miss France 2026 competition. An election marked by emotion, determination and Creole elegance.
Naomi Torrent, originally from Basse-Terre, succeeded this Saturday July 19 in Moïra André, Miss Guadeloupe 2024 and third Dauphine of Miss France 2025. She thus becomes the second Basse-Terrienne to win the title after Indira Ampiot, crowned Miss Guadeloupe in 2022 then Miss France in 2023.
With this title, Naomi joins the ranks of determined women who high the colors of overseas. She is the third Miss elected overseas for the 2026 edition of the national competition. In the charts are his first runner -up Meilan Vallon Lim, then Anaëlle Salondy, Débora Manicord and finally Christina Viator. Naomi Torrent will be the guest this Sunday, July 20 of the 7:30 p.m. TV newspaper from Guadeloupe la 1ère. The entire evening is also rebroadcast from 10:20 p.m.
Aged 30 and financial analyst by profession, Naomi Torrent has a double master’s degree in management and financial engineering. His maturity and experience were major assets against other candidates, aged 18 to 33.
I was 30 years old this year and it was an opportunity to think about my life and the dreams I had put aside. It was a good time for me.
Naomi Torrent, Miss Guadeloupe 2025
A very thoughtful choice, carried by the desire to inspire young women to believe in them.
A few moments before the election, Naomi gave himself up with emotion.
Today, it is a different woman from the beginning that is aimed at you. I learned so much about others, but especially about myself. I laughed, I cried, I liked it, I doubted, I fell and I got up.
Naomi Torrent, Miss Guadeloupe 2025
Its authenticity, its resilience and its charisma were able to conquer the jury and the public during a show promoting Creole elegance and local traditions.
Naomi Torrent is now preparing to represent Guadeloupe at Miss France 2026, the exact date of which remains to be determined. She promised it: “It is a personal challenge that I launched myself. I also did it for you. In Miss France, we go together.”
She hopes to follow in the footsteps of her illustrious Guadeloupe predecessors such as Clémence Botino or Corinne Coman. As a reminder, the Miss Guadeloupe committee is one of the most titled in France (the 5th).
Naomi embodies much more than a beauty queen today. It is a model of perseverance and audacity for an entire generation. What if it was a Creole dish? “I would be Agoulou, because it comes from Basse-Terre, I grew up with it.”
A miss like its terroir: authentic, strong and full of flavors. See you in December for the rest of this extraordinary adventure.
The mayor of Basse-Terre, André Attalah was one of the first to congratulate the new Miss Guadeloupe on the Facebook social network.
The president of the departmental council, Guy Losbar wanted to congratulate “The new ambassador of beauty, intelligence and Guadeloupe elegance”.
Originally from the city of Basse-Terre, Naomi Torrent embodies a determined, sincere and demanding youth. By its career, its commitments and its presence, it becomes, as of today, one of the faces of the influence of Guadeloupe, in all its cultural wealth, its diversity and its ambition.
Guy Losbar, president of the departmental council
Region president Ary Chalus also congratulated Naomi Torrent.
Chosen to wear the colors of our archipelago in the election of Miss France next December, Naomi Torrent was able to seduce the members of the jury by her grace, her eloquence and her elegance, making her an ambassador of choice to represent the beauty and richness of our Guadeloupe culture.
Ary Chalus, president of the Guadeloupe region
All welcome the work carried out by the Miss Guadeloupe committee for Miss France.
