What is valrie trierweiler?

Valérie Trierweiler is a French journalist and author, best known for being the former partner of French President François Hollande. Trierweiler was born on February 16, 1965 in Angers, France. She began her career as a political journalist and worked for various publications such as Paris Match.

Trierweiler gained widespread media attention when she started dating François Hollande in 2005 while he was still in a long-term relationship with politician Ségolène Royal. Trierweiler and Hollande eventually broke up in 2014 after it was revealed that Hollande had been having an affair with actress Julie Gayet.

After the breakup, Trierweiler wrote a best-selling memoir titled "Merci pour ce moment" ("Thank You for This Moment") in which she detailed her relationship with Hollande and the difficulties she faced during his presidency. The book caused a significant amount of controversy and divided public opinion in France.

Since then, Trierweiler has continued her career in journalism and has published several other books. She is also known for her advocacy work on issues such as women's rights and poverty.