Brigitte Macron, France’s First Lady, is gearing up for a jaw-dropping legal battle in a US court, vowing to present ‘scientific and photographic evidence’ to prove she’s a woman. Her lawyer revealed she’ll go to extreme lengths to counter wild claims by influencer Candace Owens, who alleged Brigitte was born a man. The Macrons call it ‘extremely upsetting’ to face such accusations.
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Get Tested NowThis defamation lawsuit, filed in July, targets Owens for spreading what they call a ‘campaign of global humiliation’.
‘It is incredibly upsetting to think that you have to go and subject yourself, to put this type of proof forward,’ said their lawyer, Tom Clare, to the BBC.
Public reaction has been intense, with many on social media slamming Owens for pushing the conspiracy, including high-profile voices like journalist Piers Morgan who called the claims ‘absurd and cruel’.
Imagine having to prove your identity in such a public way—how far would you go to set the record straight? This case raises big questions about online lies and real-world pain. Let’s talk about it.
Sources: BBC, Macron Lawsuit Filing
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