Candace Owens, a conservative influencer close to the MAGA sphere, has made sensational claims on social media that French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron orchestrated a plot to assassinate her. Owens alleges she was contacted by a high-ranking French government official who revealed that Macron and his wife funded and commanded a team from the French Gendarmerie’s intervention unit (GIGN), which includes an Israeli member, to carry out the assassination. Owens also claims that plans have been formalized and that the French president desires their deaths, implying that units have been tasked for this purpose. Owens further asserts that the same source informed her that Charlie Kirk’s killer trained with the 13th Demi-Brigade of the French Foreign Legion, fueling her conspiracy theories. Owens, known for spreading false and exaggerated claims, has previously accused George Soros of funding violent protests and denied climate change and COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness. Her claims come amid ongoing legal actions, as the Macron couple has filed a defamation suit against her for spreading lies, including unfounded rumors that Brigitte Macron was born a man. Owens presents herself as a victim of a state conspiracy, claiming she received credible evidence from an anonymous source but refuses to disclose it. The controversy has been widely mocked online, with critics dismissing Owens’ scenario as implausible and exaggerated, emphasizing it as clickbait aimed at garnering attention. Conspiracy Watch’s Rudy Reichstadt describes Owens as engaging in disinformation to attract attention, noting her radicalization and lack of evidence for her claims. This escalation of conspiracy theories highlights Owens’ pattern of sensationalism and misinformation, which continues to attract significant attention despite widespread skepticism.