Brigitte Macron‘s defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens has suffered its first legal hurdle after a judge ruled that the Right-wing commentator could not be held personally liable.
The Macrons sued Ms Owens and two Delaware-registered businesses associated with her in July last year over her lie-filled ‘campaign of global humiliation’, including an unfounded claim that the French first lady was born male.
Delaware Superior Court Judge Sheldon Rennie agreed in a Tuesday order that his court lacked jurisdiction over Ms Owens, who lives in Tennessee.
However, the defamation case against the businesses, Candace Owens LLC and Georgetom Inc., could continue because they were registered in Delaware.
The ruling means that
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