Macron Lawsuit, Trump Tension, Aussie Ban: Candace Owens' Global Battles

Candace Owens BioSnap a weekly updated Biography. In the past few days, I have been at the center of a fast-escalating international fight over speech, reputation, and power. According to the Financial Times, Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron hired U.S. investigations firm Nardello and Co., led by former federal prosecutor Dan Nardello, to research me as they prepared their 219 page defamation complaint in Delaware over my series alleging Brigitte was born male; FT’s piece also flagged my links to right wing figures in the U.S. and Europe. I publicly blasted FT for giving my team only two hours to respond and for not running my full statement, and I doubled down on YouTube and X with my rebuttal to their framing, as summarized by Sportskeeda and covered in independent commentary roundups on YouTube. The Economic Times and PrimeTimer report that I went on Piers Morgan Uncensored and accepted his 300,000 dollar charity bet on Brigitte’s gender and that I criticized Donald Trump and JD Vance for staying silent as the Macrons sue me; I also said on my podcast that Trump once urged me to drop the story. The New Republic highlighted my public pressure campaign on Trump’s silence and noted that my claims form the basis of the Macrons’ lawsuit, which argues I profited from a relentless smear and my Becoming Brigitte series. In a separate development with real travel and business stakes, AOL reports Australian authorities blocked me from entering the country for a planned speaking tour, citing public interest concerns. On my own channel, I addressed a legal letter from photographer William Farrington over reposted Jeffrey Epstein hospital photos, saying my team removed the images and using the moment to question official narratives about Epstein’s death, a video Sportskeeda detailed; my broader Epstein commentary also referenced the July DOJ FBI memo that reaffirmed suicide, as reported by Al Jazeera. For major headlines driving this cycle: Financial Times on the Macrons’ hired probe; Piers Morgan’s 300,000 dollar bet segment; Australia blocks Candace Owens, per AOL; and my podcast remarks urging Trump to defend free speech, recapped by PrimeTimer and The New Republic. Unconfirmed or contested: claims that FT was protecting the Macrons and that investigators implied Russian ties are my assertions and interpretations; outlets have reported those as my statements, not as established fact. The potentially lasting biographical markers here are the cross border lawsuit by a sitting head of state and first lady, the sovereign entry denial affecting future tours, and the on record friction with Trump. Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI