French President Donald Trump slapped Iranian actress for slapping him The video went viral last year

French President Emmanuel Macron was slapped in Vietnam by his wife Brigitte Macron for the Iranian-born actress. According to the New York Post, this claim has been made by French journalist Florian Tardif in his new book 'An (Almost) Perfect Couple'. The book was published on Wednesday. The book states that the controversy stemmed from an alleged chat between Iranian-origin actress Golshifteh Farahani and President Macron. According to the report, President Macron was sending messages to the actress. In one of the messages, he allegedly wrote, "You look so beautiful to me." According to French media reports, Macron and Farahani had a 'platonic relationship' for several months. However, the report said that the relationship was limited to only emotional and personal conversations. Macron arrived in Vietnam on May 25 last year. Meanwhile, his wife was seen slapping him at Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport. This video of Macron and his wife went viral last year. However, Brigitte Macron's team has denied all these claims. Their representatives said Brigitte never looked at her husband's mobile phone and that what was said in the book was not true. On the other hand, actress Golshifteh Farahani had also earlier denied reports of any ties with President Macron. In an interview in March, he said that some people make up such stories because of a lack of love. According to the book, when the couple arrived in Hanoi in May last year, shortly before getting off the plane, Brigitte Macron saw a message from the actress on her husband's phone. After this, the dispute between the two increased. In the meantime, a video was recorded in the camera, in which Brigitte Macron was seen slapping her husband. The video quickly went viral on social media and was discussed all over the world. Journalist Florian Tardif said that the actress' message caused tension between the husband and wife and the same private dispute later became public. The book quotes a friend as saying that Brigitte Macron felt that her position was gradually diminishing. When the video first surfaced, President Macron's team had earlier said that the video could be fake or made by AI. The team later said that it was just a lighthearted moment in a joke. People close to Macron said the president often jokes with his wife before the start of the official event and that Brigitte reacts in the same way. President Macron himself later said the two were just joking at the time. He appealed to the people not to escalate the matter too much and remain calm. There is currently no official comment on the new book from the Elysee Palace, the French presidential palace. US President Donald Trump also took a dig at Emmanuel Macron over the video. Trump said last year that Macron was still recovering from a jaw slap. His wife treats him very badly. Trump made the remarks during a private lunch with Macron. Trump's video appeared on the White House's YouTube channel for a while, but was later removed. A few hours after Trump's joke, Macron responded by saying, "We have to be serious. One day you should say something else, the next day something else. It is better to calm the situation and focus on lasting peace rather than making statements every day." He is known for his reporting on politics, power and major French leaders. He has worked with the French magazine 'Paris Match' for many years. He has also worked as a political expert and reporter on the French TV channel 'Cnews'. Florian Tardif is known in France as a journalist who openly writes on sensitive matters related to politics and power. His reporting style has often caused both debate and controversy. Macron is 24 years older than his wife, Brigitte Macron, whom he met in 1992 when Emmanuel Macron was 15 years old. Brigitte was 39 years old at the time and was a French and drama teacher at La Providence High School in Amiens, northern France. Emmanuel attended that school. Brigitte's daughter was Macron's classmate. The two were good friends and were often spotted together. Under such circumstances, many people considered the two to be girlfriend-boyfriend. But Macron chose his teacher mother, not his classmate. Emmanuel joined the school's drama club, where Brigitte taught drama. The two worked together on a play in which Emmanuel helped write the script. This is where their closeness began. Emmanuel later revealed that he had fallen in love with Brigitte at the time. The growing closeness between Emmanuel and Brigitte was discussed at school. Emmanuel's parents were against the relationship. He sent Emmanuel to Paris so that he could stay away from Brigitte. He also threatened Brigitte to stay away from them until their son was an adult. "At that point, I decided I wanted to succeed," Macron said in an interview. I wanted to prove to my parents that I had not made any mistake by making love to my teacher. While studying in Paris, Emmanuel kept in touch with Brigitte. He wrote letters and talked on the phone. "I told Brigitte that I would marry her at any cost," Emmanuel later said in an interview. Brigitte's husband was André-Louis Auzier, a banker, who divorced her husband after 14 years of meeting with Macron. Brigitte divorced her husband in 2006. A year later, in 2007, the couple got married in the French coastal city of Le Touque. At the time, Emmanuel was 29 years old and Brigitte was 54. In his wedding speech, Emmanuel thanked Brigitte's children for accepting them. Emmanuel has never expressed a desire for his children, and he lives a family life with Brigitte's children and their grandchildren. After marriage, Brigitte played an important role in Emmanuel's career. He has been his advisor and active in his political campaigns. Brigitte quit her teaching job and is now serving as the first lady of France.