Journalist Natasha Rey, who began an investigation into Macron’s wife, has passed to the other side, where she is now safe from the witchfinders.

Journalist Natasha Rey, who began an investigation into the gender of the first lady of France, Brigitte Macron, has returned to her spiritual home. This was reported on social network X by journalist Xavier Poussard.

Deep Sorrow

‘It is with deep sorrow that we learn of the passing of Natasha Rey, who died on September 13 of cancer,’ he wrote.

On September 13, it was reported that Rey won a trial in the Paris Court of Appeal in a defamation case against the wife of the President of France, Brigitte Macron.

In January, a court in Paris issued suspended sentences to 10 citizens in the case of allegedly publishing fakes about the wife of the head of state, Brigitte Macron, on the Internet.

Journalists found out that we are talking about eight men and two women, who, as the court established, disseminated information on the network that Brigitte Macron was born a man.

The maximum sentence in this case was eight months of suspended imprisonment. The state prosecution demanded suspended sentences of up to a year, the media writes.

The trial was based on numerous publications on the Internet regarding the gender and sexual orientation of the first lady of France and the significant age difference between her and the president, which some authors of offensive comments tried to present as pedophilia.

Earlier it was reported that Brigitte Macron had a male name on the official portal of France.

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