Macron Accusation: Candace Owens Claims French Leaders Paid For Her Execution

In a staggering escalation of tensions between a prominent American commentator and the Élysée Palace, Candace Owens has issued a terrifying public statement claiming that the President of France and the First Lady have sanctioned a professional hit squad to end her life.

The allegations, which move far beyond the realm of political discourse into claims of state-sponsored murder, suggest that the feud over the gender identity of Brigitte Macron has taken a potentially deadly turn.

These explosive claims emerge just as legal proceedings in Paris and the United States reach a fever pitch, painting a chaotic picture of international intrigue, alleged cyberbullying and deep personal anguish within the French first family.

Candace Owens Claims ‘Green Light’ Given to French GIGN Unit for Assassination

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Owens revealed that she had been contacted by a ‘high-ranking employee of the French Government’ who provided what she deemed credible intelligence regarding an active threat to her safety.

According to Owens, this source alleges that President Emmanuel Macron and his wife have ‘executed upon and paid for’ her assassination.

The conservative pundit offered chilling specifics regarding the alleged operation. ‘The green light was given to a small team in National Gendamarie Intervention Group,’ Owens wrote, referring to the elite tactical unit of the French Armed Forces known as GIGN.

She further claimed that the squad includes ‘one Israeli’ and that the plans have already been ‘formalized.’

Owens did not stop at her own safety. In the same statement, she alleged that the plot extends to French journalist Xavier Poussard, whose work has often aligned with the controversial theories regarding the First Lady.

Perhaps most shockingly, Owens referenced the ‘public execution’ of fellow commentator Charlie Kirk, alleging his assassin had ‘trained with the French legion 13th brigade with multi-state involvement.’

‘I do not know who in the American government can be trusted, since this source claims our leaders are aware,’ Owens stated, urging her followers to share the warning widely. ‘This is deadly serious.’

Courtroom Drama and ‘Deep Anxiety’ as Candace Owens Faces Defamation Suit

While Owens alleges a physical threat to her life, the Macrons are pursuing a legal offensive to dismantle the reputational threat against them.

In a Paris courtroom on Tuesday, Tiphaine Auzière, the daughter of Brigitte Macron, delivered emotional testimony regarding the toll the ‘transgender’ conspiracy theories have taken on her mother.

Auzière, 41, told the court that the French First Lady now suffers from ‘deep anxiety’ due to the relentless speculation about her gender, a narrative heavily amplified by Owens to her American audience.

‘There isn’t a single week when she isn’t harassed, not one person in her personal or professional life fails to bring up these allegations,’ Auzière testified.

The trial involves ten defendants accused of online harassment, but the shadow of the American commentator looms large over the proceedings.

Auzière described a heartbreaking deterioration in her mother’s mental health, noting that Brigitte Macron is constantly fearful that her image will be ‘distorted’ and weaponised.

‘She reads the tweets that are shown to her, but she no longer wants to,’ Auzière added, revealing that the First Lady’s grandchildren are now exposed to the malicious rumours.

This Parisian trial runs parallel to a massive 22-count defamation lawsuit filed by the Macrons in the US state of Delaware against Owens.

The complaint cites Owens’ YouTube video titled Is France’s First Lady a Man? and her subsequent series, Becoming Brigitte, as part of a ‘relentless year-long campaign of defamation.’

As the legal battles grind on, the rhetoric has shifted from courtroom arguments to accusations of paramilitary violence.

Owens remains defiant, addressing her source within the French government directly: ‘To the brave official in France who did this because they were so moved by the evil of Charlie’s public execution to risk their own life— May God bless you. Truly.’