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Élysée Rebuts Book Claim Linking Vietnam Tarmac Moment to Actress Messages

Fresh denials underscore that the book’s central claim remains unverified.

Overview

  • Florian Tardif, who promoted his Paris Match book on Wednesday, alleges Emmanuel Macron exchanged months of “platonic” messages with Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani.
  • He further claims Brigitte Macron saw a message before the May 2025 arrival in Hanoi, which he says led to the on‑board quarrel seen on video.
  • The Élysée and people close to the first lady reject that version, saying she does not check the president’s phone and describing the moment as playful.
  • Tardif also portrays strain inside the couple, saying Brigitte wants a quiet retirement while Macron is thinking about a possible 2032 political return.
  • No chats or named sources have been released to back the messaging claim, and broad media coverage now centers on the allegation’s credibility and the firm denials.