Brigitte Macron was booed by a few anonymous people when she arrived at the funeral of Nathalie Baye on April 24. The First Lady remained imperturbable alongside her charming bodyguard, who also got people talking…
Many personalities were present on April 24 at the funeral of Nathalie Baye at the Saint-Sulpice church, such as Claire Chazal, Eddy Mitchell and Josiane Balasko. And the First Lady, Brigitte Macron, did not miss the call. His arrival at the ceremony caused quite a stir…
Brigitte Macron, whistled at the funeral of Nathalie Baye: “Get lost!”
When Emmanuel Macron’s wife arrived at the Saint-Sulpice church, in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, to attend the farewell ceremony for Nathalie Baye, the crowd observing the personalities behind the barriers began to boo her. Many cries of discontent resonated, according to a video shared onGet out of there, you“, even said one person, while others whistled at her.
When she arrived at Nathalie Baye’s funeral, Brigitte Macron was greeted with whistles and insults. At the time, she was in the company of her bodyguard. She did not respond to this event. pic.twitter.com/SVdZ4ZZmYf
— Gauthier Eric (@ParToutatis77) April 25, 2026
But Brigitte Macron, who already knows what she will do after 2027, did not react and remained impassive in the face of these jokes, while she walked alongside her bodyguard… who also caused a lot of talk! On social networks, many Internet users highlighted the athletic physique and charismatic presence of this mysterious bodyguard. “Are we talking about Brigitte Macron’s bodyguard at Nathalie Baye’s funeral?” ; “Don’t worry, you’re not the only one to have noticed the bombshell with her beautiful blue eyes“or again”It’s just Thor in civilian clothes“, reacted Internet users on X.
Brigitte Macron, booed in public… on numerous occasions!
This is not the first time that the wife of the President of the Republic, whose popularity rating is currently 19% according to the YouGov barometer, has been booed in public. Already in June 2024, while she was going to the funeral of Françoise Hardy, the first lady had been booed copiously when she arrived at Père-Lachaise.
Last January, at the end of the Louis Vuitton fashion show, while she was in the company of Bernard Arnault’s wife, Hélène Mercier-Arnault, many spectators booed her, chanting several times: “Macron, resignation. The septuagenarian does not hide the fact that she has sometimes felt extremely sad over the last ten years…
