Brigitte Macron’s daughter, columnist at Hanouna

Tiphaine Auzière, the daughter of Brigitte Macron, became a columnist for “Touche pas à mon poste” (TPMP). The show’s flagship host, Cyril Hanouna, welcomed the lawyer on October 10 to launch his column.

“We receive Tiphaine Auzière, our lawyer, like every week,” he declared before letting her speak, suggesting that the young mother of two children would return weekly. The author of “Assises”, published this year by Stock editions, will return each week to legal subjects, linked to her specialization.

This week, Emmanuel Macron’s daughter-in-law addressed “minor delinquency and the excuse of minority”. She also explained the “specialized jurisdictions” provided for juvenile justice.

Of Brigitte Macron’s three children, from her previous union with André-Louis Auzière, Tiphaine Auzière is the most present in the media. She had already visited Cyril Hanouna’s set in the past, notably in May to denounce transphobic rumors about her mother, which led last month to the conviction of two women for defamation.