Candace Owens has said that her show will not air this week. She claimed that the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, is trying to get her killed. She made this claim on social media and said it is based on information that came from someone close to the French President and his wife.
Owens said that both the White House and American counterterrorism agencies have received her report. She believes this shows that her concerns are being taken seriously. She also repeated her earlier belief that Macron and his wife were involved in the killing of Charlie Kirk. Kirk was the founder of Turning Point USA and was shot while giving a speech at Utah Valley University in September 2025.
Owens wrote that people who doubted her will now have to wait for the US President and intelligence agencies to confirm whether she is telling the truth. She insisted she is not backing down from anything she has said.
Her accusations have continued to grow. She recently claimed that Macron put aside more than a million dollars to hire a killer to target her. These comments come at a time when she is already being sued by the French President and his wife.
The lawsuit was filed after Owens repeatedly said that Brigitte Macron is actually a man. She made an eight-part video series in which she claimed that Brigitte was born male, took on another woman’s identity and later had surgery to become female. The Macrons’ legal team said these claims are completely false and that Owens knew they were false. They said her only goal was to get attention and fame.
The lawyers also said that they tried many times to get her to stop repeating these statements. According to them, she refused every time. The couple said they hope the lawsuit will put an end to what they described as a painful campaign of lies.
The situation is still unfolding. Owens says her life is in danger. The Macrons say her statements are harmful and untrue. And many people are now waiting to see whether US officials will release any information that supports or rejects her claims.
