Miss Nude SA: See her at sex expo in a crystal champagne bath | The Citizen

Miss Nude South Africa Francesca Hirst plans to don very little at next week’s Sex Expo in Pretoria. 👀 Read about her views on sexuality here 👇

Miss Nude South Africa Francesca Hirst poses for a photograph, 6 October 2022, at her studio in Cresta, Johannesburg. Picture: Michel Bega

Hirst first earned the title a decade ago and reigned supreme for three years before passing on the baton, only to reclaim it a couple of years ago when she returned from a sortie overseas. “We have been given the gift of life to appreciate, with good energy and good intentions. As long as it is done with grace and a touch of elegance.”She added that the human body is a wonder to behold and noted that, after all, the ancient Greeks used to compete in the Olympic Games naked.

Queues at Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban instalments in the early naughties showed that South Africans are up for kinky adventure and sexuality no longer lives and breathes in the shadows of alley adult stores. Hirst said that few things are as sexy as a classy, elegant or naughty bit of lingerie underneath your clothing.

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