Naomi Torrent from the commune of Basse-Terre has officially been crowned Miss Guadeloupe 2025, succeeding the elegant Moïra André. This prestigious win means Naomi will go on to represent Guadeloupe in the Miss France 2026 competition, a momentous opportunity for any young woman in the region.
The highly anticipated event took place on July 19, and was broadcast live by Guadeloupe la 1ère, turning the evening into a celebration of culture, elegance, and island pride. With a blend of live performances, pageantry, and vibrant storytelling, the show captured the attention of viewers across the archipelago.
Naomi Torrent Leads a Night of Culture, Glamour, and Public Support
This year’s contest was more than a beauty competition. Held under the warm and festive theme “The Creole Table of the Miss,” the event celebrated the richness of Guadeloupean gastronomy, cultural identity, and heritage. The ten contestants were judged on multiple aspects, including charm, eloquence, cultural awareness, and public presence.
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The final results were both exciting and heartfelt. Miss Baie-Mahault earned the title of 1st runner-up, while Miss Les Abymes came in 2nd. Following closely were Miss Pointe-Noire and Miss Goyave, who finished as 3rd and 4th runners-up respectively. Each finalist stood out not only for her beauty but also for her connection to her community.
As always, the public played a major role in the final outcome. Their votes helped shape the jury’s decision, reflecting how deeply Guadeloupeans care about who represents them on the national stage. The audience’s engagement brought emotional energy to the evening.
Last year’s winner, Moïra André, made a lasting impression by finishing as 3rd runner-up at Miss France 2025. She carried the values of Guadeloupe with poise and intelligence, setting a strong example for Naomi to follow. Now, with the same pride and purpose, Naomi steps into the spotlight to carry that torch forward.
The event also featured musical performances by beloved local artists Rony Théophile and Ebony, adding excitement and soul to an already memorable night. Every moment of the show reflected the beauty and spirit of Guadeloupean culture.
With grace, confidence, and community behind her, Naomi Torrent begins her journey as Miss Guadeloupe 2025, ready to represent her people on the grand stage of Miss France 2026.