French journalist Natacha Rey, who investigated Brigitte Macron rumors, dies at 79
Natacha Rey, a French journalist known for launching an inquest into claims about the French First Lady, has died of cancer, according to journalist Xavier Poussard.
Natacha Rey, a French journalist, has died at age 79, Xavier Poussard reported. Rey was known for investigating claims regarding Brigitte Macron, wife of French President Emmanuel Macron.
The cause of death was cancer, according to Poussard's account.
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