On Wednesday, 25^th September 2019, A Paris court requested the lady behind France’s response to the #MeToo battle to pay a great many euros in harms for slandering the man she had blamed in a viral Twitter post for inappropriate behavior. The court ruled against Sandra Muller in the intently watched case and requested her to pay 15,000 euros ($16,500) in harms to a French TV official Eric Brion who she had blamed for making scurrilous comments at a gathering. Also, she was requested to pay 5,000 euros in lawful charges to Eric Brion, to erase the tweet and distribute the announcements given by the court on her Twitter account and in two press outlets. Her legal advisor Francis Szpiner told correspondents that they would advance the choice, reproving the decision as “out of now is the right time” and a “relapse”. Eric Brion educated of the choice with a “specific level of help and reaffirms he has never irritated Sandra Muller,” his legal advisor Nicolas Benoit said. Muller began a viral hashtag in French in October 2017, #balancetonporc (“uncover your pig”), which approached French ladies to name and disgrace men in a reverberation of the #MeToo development that started because of claims that toppled filmmaker Harvey Weinstein. In another post sent hours after the fact, the US-based French columnist blamed Eric Brion for embarrassing her with sexual comments at capacity in the town of Cannes in 2012. However, the originator of French #MeToo crusade being sued for defamation by ‘harasser Eric Brion, a media specialist and previous head of TV channel Equidia, recognizes making wrong comments for which he had apologized by the instant message the following day. Yet, he contended that Muller’s post wrongly depicted him as a sex guilty party and the attention around the occurrence has destroyed his vocation.