Delaware court declines jurisdiction in Macron lawsuit against Candace Owens

A Delaware court has declared itself incompetent to preside over a legal complaint filed by Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron against commentator Candace Owens. Judge Sheldon Rennie issued the decision, which represents a setback for the French presidential couple’s legal strategy in the United States.

Reports indicate that the legal proceedings could result in costs estimated between 5 and 10 million dollars. The ruling suggests that these expenses must be covered by the Macrons' personal funds. This has led to questions regarding the couple's declared assets and whether they possess sufficient private wealth to meet these obligations without external or undisclosed financial support.