French model (born 1969)
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Mareva Georges (born May 29, 1969) is a French model and beauty pageant titleholder who served as Miss Tahiti 1990 and Miss France 1991 and then represented France at Miss Universe 1991 where she placed Top 10.
Early life
Georges father is German and her mother is of Tahitian/Rarotonga and American descent. She is the niece of Edna Tepava, who was Miss Tahiti 1973 and Miss France 1974. She was raised in Punaauia, Tahiti and began her career as a model. She won the Miss Tahiti pageant in 1990 which qualified her to run for Miss France which she won in 1991.
Personal life
In 2016, she married Guess? Inc. co-founder Paul Marciano in Bora Bora.[1][2] They have two children, Ryan (born 2006) and Gia (born 2012).[3] The couple lives in Los Angeles.[4]
Advocacy
Today she works as an advocate for the protection of children and women from abuse.[4] In 2016 she donated over $20,000 to Republican candidates including a donation of $2,700 (the maximum amount allowed by federal law) to Donald Trump.[5]
