Inaccurate Assertions on Social Media Damaged Brigitte Macron's Daily Life, Child Testifies to Court

Brigitte Macron's child, her daughter, informed a Paris court that misleading allegations spread through social media—including the baseless theory that Brigitte Macron had a male birth identity—have significantly harmed her mother's daily existence.

She, a attorney, was called as a testifier in the legal proceedings of a group of defendants facing charges for internet-based abuse against Brigitte Macron.

Effects on Everyday Activities

She stated that the first lady now is always concerned about her demeanor, such as her fashion choices to the way she carries herself, due to the apprehension that any image might be misused to support malicious comments.

"The consequence is that she always needs to be careful to what she wears, how she holds herself, no matter what her actions in day-to-day existence," she informed the judges.

Those on Trial and Charges

Ten individuals, between 41 and 60 years old, are on trial for digital abuse. Some had modest digital reach, while the rest were more visible.

Every defendant is charged with posting harmful statements about Brigitte Macron's personal life. In certain cases, this involved comparing the age gap with Emmanuel Macron to hurtful comparisons.

Upon being found guilty, they face as much as 24 months in prison.

Family Impact

She, one of three children from her mother's initial union, stated how the baseless rumors have led to a "worsening of her physical state" and a "deterioration of her daily happiness".

She said, "Scarcely a day passes when a person does not talk the issue to her."

She pointed out the repercussions on the family, including her grandchildren being exposed to malicious statements like "Brigitte is deceptive" or "Your grandmother is actually a man".

"She is unsure what to do about it," she remarked. "She didn't run for election, she never asked for public attention, and she is continually subjected to these assaults."

Legal Battle Background

The Paris trial is the latest phase in a broader legal battle addressing the inaccurate allegation that Brigitte Macron is transgender.

The couple have also filed a legal action in the United States for defamation against a media personality who promoted the claim.

The lawsuit asserts that the allegation is totally unfounded and identifies that the individual referenced is actually Brigitte Macron's older brother.

Accused Individuals' Statements

During the trial, several defendants denied the allegations.

  • An individual, serving as a local official, claimed he "never intended to cause harm" and described his posts as satirical.
  • A well-known publicist claimed that his online activity were presented as "satire" and expressed concern that the legal action could threaten "the right to speak freely".
  • An art gallery owner explained he disseminated information since he thought it was an international matter with "consequences for France".

Past Context

The false theory regarding the first lady's gender gained traction partly because their union has long been a point of interest online.

Brigitte Macron, who is 24 years older than Emmanuel Macron, originally knew him when serving as a educator at the institution he attended.

The connection between them developed through drama activities, and they entered into marriage in the following year, subsequent to Brigitte Macron's divorce.

Auzière finished her account by expressing that the baseless rumors have produced a "chaos that does not cease" for her mother.

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