The evil happened in 2021- Two women in France spread that Brigitte Macronthe wife of the French president Emmanuel Macronit’s actually … a man.
The Paris Court of Appeal today acquitted (10.07.2025) these two women who raised the reputation of Brigitte Macron, the wife of the President of France, was born a man, a man, a man, a man, a man, A “false news” that went viral around the world, especially in the US.
Natasha Rey and Amadin Roua, that had been judged at first instancethey were exempted today for the 18 articles for which the first lady of France and her brother had appealed against them. Only one paragraph referring to a “kidnapping” violates the press law, but the court also acquitted them for it, considering that they were in good faith.
“We will see with my clients what we will do but obviously we do not agree with the decision.”commented on Jean -hero, the lawyer who represented Brigitte Macron.
“Natasha Rei was persecuted, convicted, but eventually relieved,” said defendant lawyer Francois Danglian, addressing about 30 supporters of the young woman.
Conviction, fine and compensation
In the first trial, in September, The two women were sentenced to a fine of 500 euros by suspending and paying compensation of EUR 8,000 In Brigitte Macron and 5,000 euros to her brother, Jean-Misel Tronier. At the heart of the case was a constructed “news” that has been circulating on social networking sites since 2017, the year elected President of France by Emmanuel Macron.
According to this reputation, Brigitte Macron, whose surname is a Troneus, “never existed” but her brother, Jean-Misel Troni, changed the leaf and adopted that name.
The two women spread the reputation in 2021, through an ‘interview’ in which Amadin Roua, who declares a “psychic”, was asking her second, “self -taught independent journalist” on her YouTube channelhow he discovered this “fraud”, the “state lie”. They showed photos of Brigitte Macron and her family, referring to the surgery that Jean-Misel Tronier was allegedly underwent, argued that she was not the mother of her three children and provided personal information about her brother.
Many female politicians around the world have been victims of false transphobic information: former US First Lady Michelle Obama, former US Vice President Kamala Harris, and even former New Zealand Prime Minister Zassinda Ardern