“There is one thing he deserves…”: annoyed, Brigitte Macron speaks openly about her husband

Invited on the TF1 set this Wednesday, January 8 to discuss the launch of the Yellow Pieces 2025 operation, Brigitte Macron spoke about her husband as she rarely does.

Little secrets from Brigitte Macron about her husband this Wednesday, January 8. Invited to the 1 p.m. news on TF1 alongside Didier Deschamps to promote the Yellow Pieces 2025 operation, which takes place from January 8 to February 8 and whose objective is to collect donations for the benefit of the Fondation des Hospitals, the wife of Emmanuel Macron did not escape a few questions on the political crisis that the country is currently going through, and with her husband as president. While some are calling for the resignation of the head of state, Brigitte Macron recalled Emmanuel Macron’s position: “He himself used the term political fiction. He has already said that he would go as far as “It’s the mission that the French gave him. It’s close to his heart, even if it’s difficult to imagine,” she explained, pointing out that “he’s been in this position for eight years. function” and that it has “never seen him completely unplugged, even for a day.”

“He puts all his intelligence and all his heart at the service of the French,” continued Brigitte Macron, before remarking: “I cannot say if he is right or wrong, that is not my subject, but I can say his daily life. And I can say that his daily life is the French.” While the tension has been palpable since the dissolution last summer, what state of mind is Emmanuel Macron in? “He hasn’t changed,” began Brigitte Macron, before tempering: “But let’s say that sometimes, what he hears hurts him. It’s very difficult, but he keeps it to himself. Before, he spoke much more easily. […] I understand that because if there is one thing that Emmanuel deserves, it is respect.”

​​​​​​​​​​​​​On the occasion of his wishes to the French, Emmanuel Macron made his mea culpa on the dissolution. But Brigitte Macron was cautious on this subject, affirming that she did not intend to give her point of view. “I think that it is History which will ultimately give the meaning of this dissolution. Whether it should be done or not done,” said the first lady for whom, “here, we are in the middle of upheavals, with our noses a little too much to the handlebars.” Calling to wait until we have a little more perspective on this episode, Brigitte Macron confided that for her part she “followed [le] reasoning” of Emmanuel Macron, explained by the latter. “It’s not up to me to say what I think. I never said it and I will never say it,” she then swept away.