Conservative commentator Candace Owens has made shocking allegations against French President Emmanuel Macron, claiming he attempted to organize her murder. The controversial media personality announced this week that her regular show will not air as she deals with what she describes as a serious threat to her life.
The Alleged Murder Plot and Show Cancellation
Owens took to social media platform X to announce that her program would be temporarily suspended. She stated that she believes Emmanuel Macron tried to plan her assassination and that she has formally reported this matter to both the White House and US counterterrorism authorities.
According to Owens, she received information from someone close to the French first couple about the alleged murder plot. She claims that both official offices acknowledged receiving her report, though these statements remain unconfirmed by government officials.
The commentator says she decided to halt her show because she wants her audience to understand the severity of the situation she believes she's facing. Her announcement has created waves across political and media circles.
Connection to Charlie Kirk's Death
Owens has further alleged that the Macrons were involved in the killing of Charlie Kirk, the founder of conservative organization Turning Point USA. Kirk was fatally shot on September 10, 2025 while delivering a speech at Utah Valley University.
She insists that Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron did not act alone in either alleged plot. Owens has challenged skeptics to wait for official statements from the President of the United States and US intelligence agencies, claiming this will ultimately verify her allegations.
This isn't the first time Owens has made such serious claims against the French president. She previously alleged that Macron paid $1.5 million to hire an assassin to kill her, though she has not provided public evidence to support this assertion.
The Macron Defamation Lawsuit
Meanwhile, Owens is currently facing a defamation lawsuit filed by Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron. The legal action stems from Owens' repeated claims that Brigitte Macron is secretly a man.
The lawsuit references an eight-part series posted by Owens where she alleged that Brigitte Macron was born male, assumed another woman's identity, and later underwent gender confirmation surgery. French court documents describe these claims as "demonstrably false" and assert that Owens knew they were untrue when she published them.
The Macrons' legal team states that Owens continued her allegations despite multiple requests to stop. They argue she pursued these claims to gain fame and attention, deliberately causing harm to the Macron family.
The French first couple hopes the lawsuit will end what they characterize as a "campaign of defamation" and help correct the public record about their personal lives and identities.
As these serious allegations and legal battles unfold, the situation continues to develop with potential implications for international relations and media accountability.
