Mexican Fatima Bosch, who has been the talk of the town since winning the Miss Universe title, shared some unknown details about her personal life in an interview with Quien magazine.

In the conversation she had with the aforementioned publication, the Tabasco native acknowledged that she is a woman of exquisite tastes, which makes her very demanding when it comes to men. time to choose the men with whom she has decided to share part of her life.

“I’m very demanding because I know what I can give and I also know the type of person I want by my side. That his values ??and my values ??go hand in hand,” Fatima shared in the interview.

The beauty queen, who is currently single, elaborated on some of the qualities that any man seeking to win her heart must possess.

“First, he must love God, because if he loves God he will understand how to love others and therefore how to love me. He must be polite, chivalrous; I really like feeling protected, it’s a must,” continued the beautiful representative of Mexico.

While she is now fully focused on the title she was awarded in Thailand, Fatima, who is 25 years old, is not closed off to the possibility of building a life with a man and having a large family, as she has always dreamed of being a mother of several children.

“I want to have four children. I love Babies have fascinated me since I was little. I want four babies and two puppies,” explained Fatima, who dreams of a princess wedding with someone who will treat her like one, which has led her to be very demanding with her requirements. These statements from Fatima Bosch come after her name became embroiled in controversy, as some have claimed that her family bought the crown and that she didn't deserve it. However, she has remained calm and defended what is the fourth crown for Mexico, a country that often generates a lot of buzz with the representatives it sends to Miss Universe. “I deserve this crown, I deserve this sash.The reality is that many things can be said, but I repeat, there is only one truth,” he declared in an interview with 'Hoy Dia', Telemundo's morning show.