
KEY POINTS
- Author Hubert Guérin alleges at least 10 Miss France winners were sexually assaulted after winning the title.
- Geneviève de Fontenay, the late pageant president, reportedly supported the book's initial research.
- No legal cases have yet been filed, with Guérin blaming a culture of silence and fear.
A new book is shaking the foundation of the Miss France pageant, as multiple former winners accuse organisers and volunteers of sexual assault, rape and harassment shortly after being crowned.