French First Lady Brigitte Macron is now cornered, forced to undergo a medical exam to prove her gender in a legal showdown with conservative firebrand Candace Owens.

The transatlantic feud has erupted into a full-blown courtroom saga, exposing the lengths global elites will go to silence truth-seekers.

According to the Daily Mail, Owens is doubling down, demanding, "We’re going to demand Brigitte sit down for an exam with an independent doctor. We’re coming for her medical records."

The conservative commentator’s relentless pursuit stems from her podcast claims that Brigitte, born Brigitte Trogneux, is secretly a man — allegations the Macrons slam as "outlandish, defamatory and far-fetched fictions."

The Macrons fired back with a 218-page defamation lawsuit filed in Delaware in July, claiming "substantial reputational damage" from Owens’ statements, which captivated millions of listeners.

French President Emmanuel Macron called the claims "false and fabricated," likening them to flat-earth conspiracies or reptilian overlord nonsense.

To counter, Brigitte has offered photographic evidence — a 1953 birth announcement, a childhood family photo, and a snapshot from her 1974 first wedding — to prove her womanhood.

But Owens isn’t backing down.

"This isn’t France, where Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron get to do whatever they want. This is America. You don’t get to skip discovery just because you’re a foreign world leader angry about a podcaster’s First Amendment rights," she told the Daily Mail. "The court-mandated discovery process does not allow Brigitte to just 'submit' evidence. The American court system isn’t some kangaroo court where leaders can just say whatever they want. Evidence must be independently verified. During the discovery process, Brigitte will need to submit herself to a third-party medical examination."

This isn’t the Macrons’ first rodeo. In 2022, Brigitte filed a defamation complaint in France against journalist Natacha Rey and self-proclaimed medium Amandine Roy for similar claims.

A French court convicted the pair in 2023, fining them $2,600 for libel.

Now, at 72, Marcon faces a new battle in an American court, where the rules of evidence are unyielding. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

As Owens pushes for transparency, the Macrons are scrambling to protect their carefully curated image.

Will Brigitte comply with the medical exam, or will the Macrons lean on their political clout to dodge accountability?