In a legal bombshell that has rocked both sides of the Atlantic, President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron have declared war on American right-wing influencer Candace Owens, filing a 219‑page defamation lawsuit in a Delaware court. The target: a wild conspiracy that Brigitte Macron was actually born a man and stole someone else’s identity. It’s not just a rumor anymore—it’s a $100 million legal showdown aimed at shutting down misinformation once and for all.

Explosive Allegations: From Identity Theft to Incest

Over an eight-part podcast series titled Becoming Brigitte, Owens unleashed a string of vile and outlandish claims: that Brigitte was born “Jean-Michel Trogneux,” that the Macrons are incestuous blood relatives, and that Emmanuel was groomed by the CIA under MKUltra mind control. The Macrons say it’s not only false—it’s a campaign of global humiliation.

 “We Gave Her Chances—but She Refused to BACK DOWN”

Despite three official retraction requests, Owens doubled down—selling “Man of the Year” t‑shirts and refusing to meet with Brigitte. The Macrons claim this was calculated defamation for money and notoriety.

 Legal Firepower: 22 Counts, 219 Pages, and $Unknown Million Demand

The lawsuit includes 99 pages of accusations and 22 counts including defamation, false light, fraud, and emotional distress. The couple is seeking a jury trial and undisclosed damages—but let’s be real, the financial cap will be astronomical.

 Owens FIRES BACK: “This Is a First Amendment Battle”

Unmoved, Owens called the lawsuit a “foreign government attack on U.S. free speech”, and vowed she won’t retract a single word—deepening the drama and escalating this feud across continents.

 ‘Transvestigation’ Trend: Macron Isn’t the Only Target

This is part of a darker trend dubbed “transvestigation”, where public figures face vicious rumors about gender identity. Brigitte isn’t alone—Oprah, Serena Williams, and others have endured similar smears. The lawsuit is being watched globally as a test case for boundaries in online conspiracy culture.

 What Happens Now: Courtroom Clash—French Icons vs. American Firebrand

Court: Delaware Superior Court—why Delaware? It’s where Owens’ company is registered.
Next Steps: Pre-trial motions, discovery, defamation hearings—expect juicy document dumps.
Potential Fallout: If the Macrons win, it could set a legal precedent curbing hyper-conspiratorial “journalism” in the U.S.

 Final Take: Truth Test or Free Speech Flashpoint?

This isn’t just a lawsuit—it’s a crisis of global credibility. EU leaders are watching. U.S. conservatives say it threatens free speech. Online rumor mills are working overtime.

One thing is clear:

Will truth triumph—or will conspiracy win this high-stakes legal brawl?