New Book Reveals Tension Between Macron and Brigitte Over Actress's Text
The two words Macron texted an Iranian actress that made Brigitte slap him on a plane, reveals a new book
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A new book by journalist Florian Tardif claims that a text message from Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani triggered a public disagreement between French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron on a plane in Vietnam. Brigitte's representatives have denied the claims, stating she does not check her husband's phone.
- 01Florian Tardif's book claims a text from actress Golshifteh Farahani caused tension between the Macrons.
- 02Brigitte allegedly saw a message where Macron complimented the actress, leading to a public disagreement.
- 03The Elysee Palace previously dismissed the incident as harmless joking.
- 04Brigitte's representatives categorically denied the claims, asserting she does not check Macron's phone.
- 05The incident has reignited public interest in the couple's relationship dynamics.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron are in the spotlight again after journalist Florian Tardif's new book, titled “(A (Nearly) Perfect Couple),” claims that a text message from Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani led to a public disagreement between the couple aboard a presidential plane in Vietnam in May 2022. Tardif asserts that Brigitte saw a message from Macron stating, “I find you very pretty,” which sparked tension. While the Elysee Palace initially described the incident as lighthearted, Tardif's revelations suggest a deeper conflict, with officials later regretting their dismissal of the situation. Brigitte's representatives have firmly denied the allegations, stating she does not check her husband's phone. This controversy has reignited discussions about the couple's relationship, including their significant age difference and past scrutiny. The public's fascination with the Macrons continues, especially following Donald Trump's remarks referencing the incident earlier this year.
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