French first lady Brigitte Macron's daughter, Tiphaine Auzière, told a Paris court that her mother and her grandkids have been deeply affected by the false claims that she was born a man. Ten people are on trial for harassing Brigitte Macron online.
The daughter of French first lady Brigitte Macron has revealed that the false claims that her mother was born a man have had a deep impact on her. Tiphaine Auzière told a Paris court on Tuesday that her mother suffers from “deep anxiety” because of the gender episode, and is constantly worried about having to walk a certain way and her clothing choices because she knows her pictures can be “distorted” and weaponised online. The 41-year-old said the horrific allegations have also impacted her seven grandchildren also, who are also constantly bombarded with cruel words at school. “There isn’t a single week when she isn’t harassed, not one person in her personal or professional life fails to bring up these allegations,” Auzière said. "This has repercussions on her children and grandchildren. They hear things at school, such as, 'Your grandmother is a man.' I don't know how to make it stop."
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