Who is Brigitte Tronio Macron, First Lady of the Elysee?

Brigitte Tronio was born on April 13, 1953, in the northern French province of Amiens, and grew up in a bourgeois family known for its chocolate industry.
In 1974, she married a bank employee named Andre-Louis Oziar, with whom she had three children, one of whom is older than her husband Macron, and she has seven grandchildren. Knowing that one of her daughters is running the election campaign for Macron.
Brigitte studied literature in Lille and Strasbourg, and went on to teach French and Latin at a high school in her hometown, and then in other secondary schools in Paris.

At a secondary institute in the province of Amiens, the love story between her and Macron began. Brigitte was Macron's teacher of the French language, and because he was passionate about theater and Molière's language, their relationship strengthened and turned into love by the student, who was no more than 15 years old, but the teacher asked her student to He leaves her because she is married and because of the age difference between them.
Under pressure from his parents to keep him away from his school, Macron traveled to Paris to continue his studies, but before leaving he whispered to Brigitte, saying, “Whatever you do, I will come back and marry you,” and actually married her in October 2007 in Paris after her divorce from her ex-husband.

The couple decided not to have children, according to what the current president had previously told French media.
The private life of Macron and his wife has been kept out of the media's attention, and they first appeared together during a lunch party with the King of Spain and his wife on June 2, 2015.
After her husband was appointed Minister of Economy on August 26, 2014, Brigitte left the teaching profession to devote herself to her husband Macron, who the French press confirms that she stood by him strongly when he ran for the French presidential elections in 2017, and was present during his election campaign, although she did not want him to run. This experience is due to his young age.
And the French newspaper "Le Figaro" quoted Marc Ferracci, an adviser to Macron's election campaign, that Brigitte plays an essential role in her husband's life, and he would not have taken this adventure without her.

While the wife previously confirmed to the French newspaper Paris Match that she is her husband's "trusted advisor", Macron acknowledged at election rallies thanks to his wife over him, and said in March 2017, "I owe her a lot... she helped make me who I am."
The two daughters of Brigitte also stood by the French presidential candidate during the election campaign, and appeared at his side in a ceremony that topped the first round of the elections on April 23, 2017.
France celebrates the image of the couple, which reflects the utmost civility and sincerity in love, as no president in modern history has ever been older than his wife.