In one of the most explosive and bizarre political accusations of 2025, conservative commentator Candace Owens announced late Sunday that her show will not air this week, claiming she has uncovered evidence that French President Emmanuel Macron attempted to orchestrate her murder — and was tied to the September killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Owens made the claim directly to her millions of followers on X, saying she had filed a detailed report with the White House, U.S. counterterrorism agencies, and “multiple national security offices.” She insisted these agencies had confirmed receipt of her report, but none has publicly commented.

“This is not a joke,” Owens wrote on X. “My show will not be airing this week due to an active threat against my life. Information was delivered to me from someone close to the French First Couple. I have submitted my report to the White House and to U.S. counter-terrorism teams. When they speak, you will know the truth.”

As of Sunday night, no U.S. agency has validated a single detail of Owens’s claims.

But the allegations have already triggered a political firestorm spanning two continents.

Owens Alleges Macron Tried to Have Her Killed — and Was Connected to Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

Owens’s statement centers around a dramatic and unverified allegation: that Emmanuel Macron himself “attempted to organize” a plot to murder her and played a role in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated on September 10, 2025, while speaking at Utah Valley University.

Owens wrote:

“The Macrons did not act alone. They are linked to Charlie’s death, and they attempted the same with me.”

Owens offered no evidence publicly but insisted she has given it to federal authorities.

She urged skeptics to “wait for the President of the United States and intelligence officials” to address the matter.

The White House has not commented.

French officials have also remained silent as of Monday — though tensions between Owens and the Macron family are already sky-high because of an ongoing legal battle.

Macron and Brigitte Macron Are Already Suing Owens for Defamation

The French president and First Lady Brigitte Macron filed a major defamation lawsuit against Owens in October, accusing her of waging an “absurd, defamatory, and malicious” campaign claiming Brigitte Macron is secretly a man.

According to the lawsuit, Owens posted an eight-part video series alleging:

Brigitte Macron was “born male”

She “stole the identity” of a female classmate

She later underwent surgeries and constructed a “fake biography”

Emmanuel Macron “covered it up”

The lawsuit asserts:

The claims are “demonstrably false”

Owens knew they were false

She spread them knowingly and maliciously for “attention, clicks, and fame”

French lawyers say Owens ignored repeated demands to retract the claims, leading the Macrons to sue to “end this destructive campaign of lies.”

That litigation is still ongoing — and Owens’s new assassination allegations exponentially raise the stakes.

Owens Previously Claimed Macron Paid for a Hitman

This isn’t the first time Owens has accused the French president of plotting to kill her.

In early November, Owens claimed publicly (without evidence) that Emmanuel Macron paid $1.5 million to hire someone to “eliminate” her.

French officials denied the allegation, calling it “lunatic nonsense.”

Owens responded by doubling down.

Now, with Charlie Kirk’s assassination still fresh in the MAGA movement’s psyche — and federal investigators tight-lipped about motive — Owens’s new claims pour gasoline on raw political trauma.

Charlie Kirk’s Assassination: Still Without Answers

Charlie Kirk, 31, was shot and killed during a campus speech in Utah. The attack stunned conservative America and prompted immediate calls for enhanced security for right-wing activists.

The shooter was apprehended but investigators have not yet released a motive.

Owens’s allegation that Macron was linked to the killing has no confirmation from law enforcement but is already circulating rapidly in online conservative spaces, where distrust of foreign governments — and particularly France under Macron — is high.

She wrote:

“When you know the truth about Charlie’s death and what nearly happened to me, you will understand everything.”

Political Earthquake: Right-Wing Media Scrambles, France Outraged, White House Silent

Owens’s show, Candace, was scheduled to return Monday after Thanksgiving week. Instead, producers abruptly pulled the episode and posted a black-screen message directing viewers to Owens’s X account.

The silence from U.S. authorities has only intensified speculation — though national-security analysts caution that Owens has offered zero verifiable evidence.

In France, legal insiders warn that Owens’s new claims could be seen as aggravating defamation, potentially expanding the Macrons’ lawsuit to include allegations of “foreign interference disinformation.”

Meanwhile, MAGA influencers are split:

Some believe Owens is exposing a global plot

Some fear she is jeopardizing the credibility of conservatives

Others suggest she is retaliating against the Macrons’ lawsuit

None of them have evidence for any of these theories.

Where This Goes Next

This story pits one of America’s most provocative political commentators against the president of France — in a bizarre, high-stakes drama involving:

An assassination claim

A real political killing (Charlie Kirk)

An international lawsuit

Intelligence agencies

And a missing talk-show episode

At minimum, Owens’s claims will intensify scrutiny of her defamation case.

At maximum, this becomes a geopolitical controversy involving two NATO allies and one of the most controversial figures in conservative media.

So far:

Owens is speaking loudly

The Macrons are speaking through lawyers

U.S. officials are not speaking at all

And unless the White House addresses her allegations, the vacuum will be filled with speculation — and potentially, with even more dangerous conspiracy theories.