Noémie Happart
competition(s)
(Winner)
Miss Universe 2013
(Unplaced)
Miss World 2013
(Top 20)
Noémie Happart (born 1 June 1993) is a Belgian model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Belgium 2013.[1] She represented her country at Miss Universe 2013 and Miss World 2013.
Miss Belgium 2013
Noemie Happart, then a student at University of Liège, entered the Miss Belgium pageant with the title Miss Liège. As winner she was crowned Miss Belgium 2013 by Laura Beyne (Miss Belgium 2012) at the grand finale in Knokke Casino on the evening of Sunday 6 January 2013.[2]
Personal life
As the girlfriend, and later wife, of the professional footballer Yannick Carrasco, Happart gained further media attention as a "WAG".[3] Carrasco celebrated his goal in the 2016 UEFA Champions League final by running into the crowd to kiss her, leading to international tabloid attention.[4] The couple married in June 2017, with Happart accompanying her husband to China when he transferred to Dalian Yifang in 2018.[5] Rumors that they had divorced circulated in 2020, which were later confirmed to be false.[6]
References
- ^ "Miss België 2013 is Noémie Happart!" (in Dutch). Miss Belgium. Archived from the original on 2013-01-11. Retrieved 2013-01-09.
- ^ "Noémie Happart, de Grâce-Hollogne, est Miss Belgique 2013". La Libre Belgique (in French). Belga. 6 January 2013.
- ^ Julien Collignon (23 June 2016). "Les WAG's belges ont attiré tous les regards à Nice". 7sur7 (in French).
- ^ "De kus van Carrasco voor geliefde Noémie Happart ging de wereld rond". Het Laatste Nieuws (in Dutch). 29 April 2020.
- ^ Laurence Briquet (27 February 2018). "Noémie Happart: sa nouvelle vie en Chine avec Carrasco". La Meuse (in French).
- ^ "Noémie Happart et Yannick Carrasco «sont toujours ensemble»". sudinfo.be avec Ciné-Télé-Revue (in French). 2020-12-15. Retrieved 2021-09-30.
External links
- Profile at Miss Belgium website (in Dutch)
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Preceded by Laura Beyne | Miss Belgium 2013 | Succeeded by |
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- ARG: Brenda González
- ARU: Stefanie Evangelista
- AUS: Olivia Wells
- AUT: Doris Hofmann
- AZE: Aysel Manafova
- BAH: Lexi Wilson
- BEL: Noémie Happart
- BOL: Alexia Viruez
- BSW: Tsaone Macheng
- BRA: Jakelyne Oliveira
- VGB: Sharie De Castro
- BUL: Veneta Krasteva
- CAN: Riza Santos
- CHN: Jin Ye
- COL: Lucia Aldana
- HRV: Melita Fabečić
- CUR: Eline de Pool
- CZE: Gabriela Kratochvílová
- DOM: Yaritza Reyes
- SLV: Alba Delgado
- EST: Kristina Karjalainen
- ETH: Mhadere Tigabe
- FIN: Lotta Näkyvä
- FRA: Hinarani de Longeaux
- GBN: Jennifer Ondo
- GER: Anne-Julia Hagen
- GHA: Hanniel Jamin
- GBR: Amy Willerton
- GRE: Anastasia Sidiropoulou
- GUM: Alixes Scott
- GUY: Katherina Roshana
- HAI: Mondiana Pierre
- HON: Diana Mendoza
- HUN: Rebeka Kárpáti
- IND: Manasi Moghe
- IDN: Whulandary Herman
- ISR: Yityish Titi Aynaw
- ITA: Luna Voce
- JPN: Yukimi Matsuo
- KAZ: Aygerim Kozhakanova
- KOR: Kim Yu-mi
- LEB: Karen Ghrawi
- LTU: Simona Burbaitė
- MYS: Carey Ng
- MUS: Diya Beeltah
- MEX: Cynthia Duque
- MMR: Moe Set Wine
- NAM: Paulina Malulu
- NED: Stephanie Tency
- NZL: Holly Cassidy
- NIC: Nastassja Bolívar
- NIG: Stephanie Okwu
- NOR: Mari Chauhan
- PAN: Carolina Brid
- PAR: Guadalupe González
- PER: Cindy Mejía
- PHL: Ariella Arida
- POL: Paulina Krupińska
- PUR: Monic Pérez
- ROU: Roxana Oana Andrei
- RUS: Elmira Abdrazakova
- SRB: Ana Vrcelj
- SGP: Shi Lim
- SVK: Jeanette Borhyová
- SVN: Nina Đurđević
- ZAF: Marilyn Ramos
- ESP: Patricia Yurena Rodríguez
- SRI: Amanda Ratnayake
- SWE: Alexandra Friberg
- SUI: Dominique Rinderknecht
- TAN: Betty Boniphace
- THA: Chalita Yaemwannang
- TTO: Catherine Miller
- UKR: Olga Storozhenko
- USA: Erin Brady
- VEN: Gabriela Isler (winner)