Delphine Wespiser

At 5'9" with a slim 32–24–33 figure, Delphine Wespiser carries herself with the poise of a former Miss France. The French actress, TV host, and politician first gained national attention when she was crowned Miss France 2012, succeeding Laury Thilleman. She is the 82nd Miss France, having previously won Miss Haut-Rhin 2011 and Miss Alsace 2011. Born in Mulhouse, Grand Est, France, she is of French and German descent.

Beyond pageantry, Wespiser has built a varied career. She entered politics in 2014, running for municipal elections in Magstatt-le-Bas on the independent outgoing mayor's list. She won a seat in the first round on 23 March 2014, when her list captured 51.55% of the vote, becoming one of eleven advisors for her town. In television, she joined Cyril Hanouna's talk show "Touche pas à mon poste!" on C8 as a columnist in September 2018, left in September 2019, and returned in November 2020. More recently, she hosted "Love Island France" in 2023, which aired on M6 and W9.

Her public presence extends to social media, where she has gathered 697k followers on Instagram and 475,300 on TikTok. She began her career in 2011 at age 19 and remains active across modeling, presenting, and other ventures. Her natural curly brown hair and green eyes often feature in her glamour work. Today, at 34, she continues to juggle entertainment and public life, keeping her schedule as varied as her titles.