Emmanuel Macron responded to a video from Vietnam in which his wife is seen playfully pushing him away. The video sparked widespread speculation about his relationship with Brigitte. The President of France explained that it was just playful antics.

French President Emmanuel Macron allegedly argued that video images showing his wife Brigitte pushing him away with both hands in the face on Monday were a pro-Russian disinformation campaign.

A conspiracy of coyness around the troubling origin story of Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte extended to the incident filmed in Vietnam this week

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The world is obsessed with Macrons, especially after a viral video shows Brigitte Macron appearing to smack her husband, President Emmanuel Macron, right in the face as they were stepping off a plane in Vietnam.

A video of Emmanuel Macron hiding a white object during a meeting with his British and German counterparts has gone viral online, with some accusing the French President of concealing a bag of cocaine in wild claims shut down by French media.

A series of exchanges marked a new low point in the relationship between France and Israel, which accused the French president of “a crusade against the Jewish state.”