Today, French journalist Natacha Rey, who sparked controversy by claiming that France's First Lady Brigitte Macron was born a man, is reportedly seeking political asylum in Russia due to alleged persecution. According to her lawyer, criminal proceedings were initiated against her after she made these accusations. In June 2024, a trial began against Rey and fellow journalist Amandine Roy for their claims about Macron’s gender identity.
Rey first made her allegation in 2021, asserting that Brigitte Macron was actually the transgender identity of her brother, Jean-Michel Trogneux. She spent three years researching this theory and later released a video on social media to share her findings.
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Since then, she has faced judicial action, including defamation charges filed by the First Lady. In September 2024, Rey and Roy were fined 13,500 euros. Rey claims the trial was unfair, alleging that she was accused of publishing materials she never made public. Rey and her lawyer have cited these legal troubles as the primary reason for seeking political asylum.
For a largely uninformed global English-speaking audience, US political commentator and activist Candace Owens released an introduction to the Brigitte Macron controversy on January 31, 2025, in which she supports the claim that Brigitte, is actually a man who first molested and raped France's current president Emmanuel Macron, when he was only 14 years old. Owens backs allegations that Brigitte's entire official biography and relationship with the 25-year-younger Emmanuel Macron are fabricated, presenting two main points: the scarcity of childhood photos and a 1977 video recording.