A French court has ordered Amandine Roy and Natacha Rey to pay Macron €8,000 (about $8,864) over claims they made in 2021 that falsely asserted the first lady is actually her brother.

A Paris court sentenced Roy and Rey on September 12 to pay a total of €8,000 in damages to the French president’s wife, and €5,000 to Trogneux.

Emily In Paris season four sees the likes of Rupert Everett make his debut as Giorgio Barbieri, the owner of an interior design company based in Rome, and the French first lady, Brigitte Macron make a cameo as herself.

In Paris on Thursday, two women were found guilty of libel for spreading a false rumor that French First Lady Brigitte Macron was born a man and is living as a transgender woman. The pair will pay €13,500 (about $15,000) in fines and damages.

Amandine Roy and Natacha Rey — to pay First Lady Brigitte Macron €8,000 (Rs 7.45 lakh) in damages, after airing a conspiracy that the 71-year-old was a man

A Paris court has ordered two women to pay €8,000 in damages to Brigitte Macron over false transgender claims. This case highlights the dangers of online disinformation and its international reach, with false narratives spreading beyond France to the US.

French First Lady Brigitte Macron has received nearly R160 000 in damages after two women falsely claimed she's a transgender man named Jean-Michel Trogneux.

France's First Lady, Brigitte Macron, has made a notable appearance in the latest season of the globally popular Netflix series Emily in Paris.

The wife of French president Emmanuel Macron, Brigitte Macron, made a shock cameo on the show in episode seven, when Emily Cooper was in the same restaurant as her. Casual!