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The Portuguese press has, naturally, jumped on NDCC as a Franco-Portuguese, given the surname. However, French Wikipedia says she was born Nathalie Paulin, a name that ran for the then National Front in Essonne's 6th in 2017. Unlike in Portugal, French women may change their name on marriage, but can also revert on divorce, so it's not exactly clear what her birth name is and if she is the Mrs Paulin from 2017. This might be in the Le Parisien article which is paywalled. Unknown Temptation (talk) 16:53, 22 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]
