Since her husband’s first election in 2017, Brigitte Macron has been the center of attention. The First Lady is the subject of unfounded rumors and fake news, indicating that she is actually a man. As for his real identity, it is said to be a certain Jean-Michel Trogneux and this has gained momentum on social networks. So much so that Emmanuel Macron’s wife has filed a lawsuit. This Thursday, September 12, BFMTV explained that two women were found guilty of complicity in public defamation. Both women were also sentenced to a suspended fine of 500 euros. They will also have to pay 8,000 euros in compensation to Brigitte Trogneux – the maiden name of the First Lady – and 5,000 euros to her brother Jean-Michel Trogneux. They were tried in the Paris Criminal Court last June. The rumor that Brigitte Macron was a transgender woman gained momentum, especially in the United States. Videos confirming the claims have been released, as has “evidence” purporting to support the veracity of the rumor.
Brigitte Macron: a rumor that has gained momentum
The two defendants had largely contributed to spreading this rumor in 2021 when they published an interview lasting more than four hours. In this one, a medium returned to the facts, affirming that Brigitte Macron would never have (…)
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