Daring Confession: Sylvie Meis Rocks the Gender Norms
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Sylvie Meis (47), the renowned presenter and entrepreneur, doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable. Her latest interview with "Playboy" magazine pushes boundaries with revelations about intimate desires, surprising thoughts, and unique experiments. A bold claim that's stirring up a storm? Sylvie Meis desires to spend a day as a man and explore the intriguing world of female-male relationships.
In the interview, she shares, "I'd step into a man's shoes? I'd definitely cross that bridge with a woman." Delving deeper, she adds, "I'd savor the experience, exploring how I'm perceived differently. Of course, I'd opt for the suave and dashing version of myself. I'm tickled by the idea of seeing how people react to the more masculine me."
Chivalry and Class: Sylvie Meis' Adoration for Old-School Manners
Good manners and a touch of class? That's exactly what Sylvie Meis cherishes in men. She believes a gentleman likes to treat a lady with the respect she deserves - a touchstone of gentlemanly behavior that she appreciates.
Nowadays, she embodies her idol, the timeless Marlene Dietrich. Clara Louise "Marlene" Dietrich, a film legend who left an indelible mark on the world, continues to inspire. Sylvie Meis lauds the pioneering spirit of Dietrich - who boldly declared her bisexuality and carved her own path in a world dominated by rigid norms. "Her audacious bisexuality was revolutionary, a testament to her courage and unwavering self-confidence. I find everything about her captivating - her style, her sophisticated allure," Sylvie Meis admits.
Cancer's Embrace and the Rise of a New Sylvie: Her Most Memorable Moment
Back in June 2009, Sylvie Meis revealed a painful truth - that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. After the tumor was surgically removed, she faced the harsh reality of chemotherapy and the hair loss that came with it. In 2010, she danced her way back into the public eye with the RTL dance show "Let's Dance". That show marked a pivotal moment in her TV career - the very instant she shed her wig for the first time, revealing her short hair to the world. "That was the defining moment in my career, when I unveiled my newly-shorn hair on 'Let's Dance' after my cancer treatment. It was my inauguration as the new Sylvie," she smiles, remembering the emotionally charged moment. She co-hosted the TV show from 2011 to 2017, alongside Daniel Hartwich (46).
The latest issue of "Playboy" - set to hit shelves on May 8, 2025 - will feature Sylvie Meis' full interview.
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- Sylvie Meis, inspired by the iconic Marlene Dietrich, has expressed admiration for the pioneering bisexuality of the legendary star.
- In the upcoming issue of "Playboy" magazine, Sylvie Meis shares surprising thoughts about exploring male-female relationships, including the desire to spend a day as a man.
- Recounting her most memorable moment, Sylvie Meis speaks about the emotional impact of revealing her short hair for the first time on the RTL dance show "Let's Dance" after her breast cancer treatment.
- Sylvie Meis' interview about intimate desires, unique experiments, and gender norms in the latest "Playboy" issue is set to shake up the world of entertainment and pop-culture, making headlines in the realm of celebrities and personal stories.
