Brigitte Macron gives an unexpected rant, these words that she could not stand

On January 8, Brigitte Macron was invited to the 1 p.m. news on TF1 for the launch of the 36th Yellow Pieces operation. Asked about the dissolution of the National Assembly, she did not hesitate to express her annoyance at the false information circulating in the press.

Phrases that she can no longer stand. On the occasion of the launch of the 36th Yellow Pieces operation, aimed at collecting donations to improve the lives of young hospitalized patients, Brigitte Macron and her sidekick Didier Deschamps were invited to the set of the 1 p.m. television news on TF1 on January 8. If Marie-Sophie Lacarrau questioned the First Lady about this new edition, she also did not fail to mention the dissolution of the National Assembly decided by Emmanuel Macron last June. “It’s not for me to say what I think, she replied to the journalist. I never said it and I never will.” She still considered “that it is History which will ultimately say whether it should be done or not”.

However, if she still refuses to comment on her husband’s actions and decisions, Brigitte Macron seems to be annoyed by false information circulating in the press and which claims to know what she thinks. “Some newspapers attribute sentences to me that I do not say. I never told anyone what I thought about that.” she pointed out on the TF1 set, somewhat annoyed. Before adding: “When you have a quote in quotation marks with ‘a loved one’ next to it, remember that as a general rule, loved ones do not speak. Besides, I would like to have the right to reply to these sentences.” This is clear.

Brigitte Macron: these denied remarks attributed to her

Following the dissolution of the National Assembly, then the motion of censure against the government of Michel Barnier, and the appointment of François Bayrou to the post of Prime Minister, The World reported last December that Emmanuel Macron was “one of the most unpopular presidents of the Fifth Republic since Chirac and the great strikes of 1995”. The newspaper also noted that since the dissolution, the President of the Republic was “elusive”, “unpredictable” et “dangerous” according to several polls and qualitative surveys. Experiencing the situation very badly, the head of state is increasingly isolating himself. Which would worry his secretary general Alexis Kohler and his wife Brigitte Macron. The latter would also have confided according to several relatives: “He doesn’t listen to anyone anymore.” Comments which were ultimately denied by the First Lady’s entourage to Gala.fr. It is about “unverified quotes from Madame Macron”we lamented around Brigitte Macron.