Sylvie Meis's Unexpected Revelation: A Peek into Her Unconventional Side
Sylvie Meis offers shocking, unrestricted pronouncement - Sylvie Meis Admits Shocking Revelation
Sylvie Meis (47), the Dutch presenter and entrepreneur, doesn't shy away from speaking her mind. In a candid interview with "Playboy" magazine, she opens up about her intimate fantasies, including a thought-provoking experiment that has grabbed the attention of many. Sylvie contemplates, "I'd dare to spend a day as a man? Definitely! Then, I'd have a go at experiencing the world from that perspective, and yeah, I'd probably indulge in a bit of bedroom action with a woman."
She continues her musings, "I'd want to feel the difference in treatment and interactions that come with donning masculine attire. I can only hope I'd be the male version of me. Dapper as a peacock, that's the look I'd go for. I'm really intrigued by the reactions I'd receive," Sylvie ponders in the German edition of "Playboy."
Admirable Aspects of Men and Marlene Dietrich's Legacy
What truly appeals to Sylvie is the importance of good manners in men. She believes a man should be a stalwart gentleman, appreciating that he values her as a lady. In her stimulating campaign for a casino, she embodies her idol, the iconic Marlene Dietrich.
Dietrich, a pioneer in her time, has held Sylvie in high regard since childhood because she dared to be different. Sylvie particularly admires Marlene's rebellious spirit and her bold declaration of bisexuality: "She was a trailblazer in embracing her bisexuality openly. She was an unapologetic and firm woman who fearlessly forged her own path. I find everything about her commendable, her spirit, her iconic style," Sylvie enthuses.
A Pivotal Moment After Cancer: Triumph Over Adversity
Sylvie Meis made headlines in June 2009 when she announced that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. After undergoing surgery and chemotherapy, she lost her hair. In 2010, she danced her way back to life on the RTL show, "Let's Dance." The most poignant moment in her career came during the show when she, for the first time, revealed her bald head to the public. "That was undoubtedly the moment when, after undergoing cancer treatment, I stepped out on 'Let's Dance' and revealed my short hair to the world for the very first time," she recalls of that personal, heart-touching moment. From 2011 to 2017, she co-hosted the TV show alongside Daniel Hartwich (46).
The June issue of "Playboy" featuring the full interview with Sylvie Meis will grace the stands on May 8, 2025.
- Sylvie Meis
- Marlene Dietrich
- Cross-dressing
- Cancer
- Rafael van der Vaart
- Gender fluidity
- Personal style
- Societal norms
- Self-expression
- Traditional gender expectations
- Sylvie Meis (47), known for her unconventional side, shares her thoughts on cross-dressing in a candid interview with "Playboy," revealing her intrigue about experiencing the world from a male perspective and potential interest in exploring gender fluidity.
- The German edition of "Playboy" features Sylvie Meis's contemplations on wearing masculine attire, anticipating reactions that the move might generate, and even considering a bit of bedroom action with a woman.
- Sylvie Meis, who lost her hair during breast cancer treatment in 2009, shares a personal, heart-touching moment from her career when she revealed her bald head on RTL's "Let's Dance" in 2010.
- Sylvie Meis admires Marlene Dietrich's rebellious spirit, particularly her bold declaration of bisexuality, as well as her iconic personal style, which Sylvie sought to emulate in her campaign for a casino.
