VIDEO: Macron ‘Shoved in the Face' by Wife Brigitte
A viral video has taken social media by storm, capturing the unexpected moment French President Emmanuel Macron appears to be shoved in the face by his wife, Brigitte Macron, during a public appearance.
The footage shows Brigitte making a sudden gesture toward Macron's face, which many viewers interpreted as a push or slap. While the context remains unclear, the moment has sparked widespread speculation and debate online.
Some users claim it was a playful or accidental move, while others suggest tension between the couple. The Elysee Palace has not commented on the incident so far.
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