Unfiltered Chat: Sylvie Meis Shares the Unexpected
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Sylvie Meis (47), known for her frankness, recently dropped a shocking revelation in an interview with "Playboy" magazine. The talk show host and entrepreneur delved into her intimate musings, including an intriguing fantasy and a surprising thought experiment. Among her declarations, Sylvie disclosed, "If given the chance to change genders, I'd have a go at experiencing life as a woman. Yes, and I'd want to see if I'd be treated differently. I'd like to see how people react, and it's an idea that really appeals to me."
Elegant Gentlemen and Iconic Heroines
Sylvie Meis, as a self-professed supporter of chivalry, praises courteous men in her conversations with Playboy. She appreciates a man who acknowledges her as a lady, showcasing good manners and respect. Inspired by her work for a casino ad campaign, she joins forces with her idol, the legendary German actress Marlene Dietrich. Dietrich, a trailblazer in her time, has always intrigued Sylvie, particularly her open embrace of bisexuality. She shares, "Marlene Dietrich was a pioneer in openly acknowledging her bisexuality. She was a fearless, self-assured woman who forged her own path. I hold everything about her in high regard – her boldness, her unique style, her outlook on life."
Embracing Change After Cancer
Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009, Sylvie underwent necessary surgery and grueling chemotherapy, resulting in hair loss. In 2010, she displayed her resilience by participating in the "Let's Dance" TV show, removing her wig in a poignant moment, revealing her short hair to the world for the first time since her treatment. From 2011 to 2017, she co-hosted the TV program with Daniel Hartwich (46).
Stay tuned for the upcoming June issue of "Playboy" to read the full interview with Sylvie Meis!
Sylvie Meis* Marlene Dietrich* Cancer* Let's Dance* Cross-dressing Fantasy
Sylvie Meis, in her candid conversations with Playboy, shared a surprising personal interest - a cross-dressing fantasy and a thought experiment where she would like to experience life as a woman. Elegantly dressed for her casino ad campaign, she drew inspiration from her idol, Marlene Dietrich, a fearless German actress who embraced bisexuality. In 2009, Sylvie's lifestyle took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite the hardships of chemotherapy and hair loss, she demonstrated her resilience by participating in "Let's Dance" TV show. Her relationship with celebrity life continues to be intriguing, stirring up surprises and reactions in the entertainment world.
