1. Macron Met Brigitte When He Was 15 & His Parents Disapproved of the Relationship.

She was born 13 April 1953 While he was born 21 December 1977


Macron and Trogneux met when Macron was just 15 years old and she was her French teacher at a Jesuit college in Amiens. She was still married to her first husband, with whom she had three children. According to the book Emmanuel Macron: A Perfect Young Man by Anne Fulda, Macron’s parents told Trogneux to stay away from their son, at least until he was 18.
Macron and Trogneux met when Macron was just 15 years old and she was her French teacher at a Jesuit college in Amiens. She was still married to her first husband, with whom she had three children. According to the book Emmanuel Macron: A Perfect Young Man by Anne Fulda, Macron’s parents told Trogneux to stay away from their son, at least until he was 18.

2. She Has 3 Children, Including a Daughter Who Works on Macron’s Campaign

Trogneux has three children. Her youngest child is 30-year-old Tiphaine Auziere, who works on Macron’s campaign and is a lawyer. According to the Quebec Telegram, it was Tiphaine who came forward to apologize on April 21 when posters of Macron’s rivals were defaced in Berck, a city on France’s north coast.

According to Closer, Tiphaine had been staying out of the public eye for much of Macron’s public career. However, she finally began appearing at events in November 2016 when she organized a meeting for En Marche!. Since then, she’s been a major part of the campaign. At her first event, she called her father-in-law an “exceptional personality” and an “intelligent man.”

3. She Went to Agenda Meetings & Plans on Playing a Role in the Government If Macron Wins

If Macron wins, don’t expect Trogneux to suddenly stop playing a major role in his life at work. Alexis Kohler, his chief of staff when he was the economy minister, told Bloomberg that Trogneux attended agenda meetings. “She is a woman who’s involved in the life of her husband,” Kohler said.

4. Her Family Makes Millions as Chocolatiers in Amiens

L’Express notes that Trogneux’s family is well-known in the north of France for their chocolates. Her nephew, Jean-Alexandre Trogneux, leads the family business, which made four million euros in 2013 alone.

If you live in Europe, you can order their chocolates online. The company’s Facebook page has over 14,000 likes.

5. The Couple Have Made a Decision Not to Have Children

During a BMFTV interview in April, Macron made it clear that he and his wife have decided not to have any children, Gala notes. He’s already the step-grandfather of seven children.

“We have chosen not to have children. A choice that was not selfish for me,” he told BMFTV. “It is a choice that has been assumed, which I had to make very young given the age difference. I did not need my biological children and grandchildren to give them as much love as I gave them.”

Macron’s unconventional marriage has led some to speculate that he’s secretly homosexual. Back in February, he laughed off rumors that he was having an affair with Radio France CEO Mathieu Gallet. “If you’re told I lead a double life with Mr Gallet it’s because my hologram has escaped,” Macron said at a rally, The Telegraph reports.



he married his mother technically


http://heavy.com/news/2017/04/emmanuel-macron-wife-brigitte-age-photos-france-president-married-teacher-kids-trogneux/

where should I meet her op

Had to force my lazy brain to do the maths by placing 77 on 53 and I got 24 ah

Some people like it old and slacky,while others prefer it fresh and turgid.
Quote me at ur perile

Age ain't nothing but a number.

OlugbengaE:
1. Macron Met Brigitte When He Was 15 & His Parents Disapproved of the Relationship.

She was born 13 April 1953 While he was born 21 December 1977


Macron and Trogneux met when Macron was just 15 years old and she was her French teacher at a Jesuit college in Amiens. She was still married to her first husband, with whom she had three children. According to the book Emmanuel Macron: A Perfect Young Man by Anne Fulda, Macron’s parents told Trogneux to stay away from their son, at least until he was 18.
Macron and Trogneux met when Macron was just 15 years old and she was her French teacher at a Jesuit college in Amiens. She was still married to her first husband, with whom she had three children. According to the book Emmanuel Macron: A Perfect Young Man by Anne Fulda, Macron’s parents told Trogneux to stay away from their son, at least until he was 18.

2. She Has 3 Children, Including a Daughter Who Works on Macron’s Campaign

Trogneux has three children. Her youngest child is 30-year-old Tiphaine Auziere, who works on Macron’s campaign and is a lawyer. According to the Quebec Telegram, it was Tiphaine who came forward to apologize on April 21 when posters of Macron’s rivals were defaced in Berck, a city on France’s north coast.

According to Closer, Tiphaine had been staying out of the public eye for much of Macron’s public career. However, she finally began appearing at events in November 2016 when she organized a meeting for En Marche!. Since then, she’s been a major part of the campaign. At her first event, she called her father-in-law an “exceptional personality” and an “intelligent man.”

3. She Went to Agenda Meetings & Plans on Playing a Role in the Government If Macron Wins

If Macron wins, don’t expect Trogneux to suddenly stop playing a major role in his life at work. Alexis Kohler, his chief of staff when he was the economy minister, told Bloomberg that Trogneux attended agenda meetings. “She is a woman who’s involved in the life of her husband,” Kohler said.

4. Her Family Makes Millions as Chocolatiers in Amiens

L’Express notes that Trogneux’s family is well-known in the north of France for their chocolates. Her nephew, Jean-Alexandre Trogneux, leads the family business, which made four million euros in 2013 alone.

If you live in Europe, you can order their chocolates online. The company’s Facebook page has over 14,000 likes.

5. The Couple Have Made a Decision Not to Have Children

During a BMFTV interview in April, Macron made it clear that he and his wife have decided not to have any children, Gala notes. He’s already the step-grandfather of seven children.

“We have chosen not to have children. A choice that was not selfish for me,” he told BMFTV. “It is a choice that has been assumed, which I had to make very young given the age difference. I did not need my biological children and grandchildren to give them as much love as I gave them.”

Macron’s unconventional marriage has led some to speculate that he’s secretly homosexual. Back in February, he laughed off rumors that he was having an affair with Radio France CEO Mathieu Gallet. “If you’re told I lead a double life with Mr Gallet it’s because my hologram has escaped,” Macron said at a rally, The Telegraph reports.



he married his mother technically


http://heavy.com/news/2017/04/emmanuel-macron-wife-brigitte-age-photos-france-president-married-teacher-kids-trogneux/

I am 100% sure he is homosexual.

Stop all the nonsense. Sarkozy was young, so were Tony Blair, David Cameron, F. Holllande and Obama when they came into office. See how much blood their reigns brought to the world.
Ignorant Africans will never learn any lesson from the past. Keep on admiring another devil.