French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte are suing Candace Owens for defamation over shocking claims that have rocked the public. Owens’ controversial video series and merchandise could have a far-reaching impact on the legal and media landscape.
In a high-profile legal battle, French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, have filed a defamation lawsuit against U.S. conservative commentator Candace Owens. The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, accuses Owens of spreading “false and damaging claims” about Brigitte Macron, including the baseless allegation that she was born male. The Macrons allege that these claims have caused “significant reputational and emotional harm.” Owens, however, remains defiant, claiming that the lawsuit itself proves the truth of her statements.
The lawsuit centers around Owens’ spread of harmful conspiracy theories about Brigitte Macron. According to the Macrons’ legal team, Owens promoted the idea that “Brigitte Macron was born male,” and further alleged that the couple’s relationship stemmed from a “CIA mind control experiment.” These claims were “baseless,” according to the lawsuit, and have caused serious harm to the Macrons’ public image.
Owens has continued to push these claims despite evidence disproving them, even releasing an eight-part video series titled Becoming Brigitte. The video series, designed to capitalize on the controversy, was accompanied by related merchandise that Owens...
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