Alyette Debray-Mauduy (; 5 March 1969 – 21 September 2026) was a French journalist.
Debray-Mauduy was best known for her time as deputy editor-in-chief of the "Art et vivre" service of the newspaper Le Figaro.
Life and career Born on 5 March 1969, Debray-Mauduy was the granddaughter of Georges Debray, former secretary of the Conférence des avocats du barreau de Paris. She was also the granddaughter of politician and the cousin of writer Laurence Debray. She was married to Jean-Philippe Mauduy, with whom she had two children: Alexia and Thomas. After her studies at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, she joined Le Figaro and eventually became deputy editor-in-chief of the "Art et vivre" service. Her coverage led her to become a prominent journalistic figure within the golf community in France.
Debray-Mauduy died in Paris on 21 September 2026 when her bicycle was struck by a truck on the Pont de la Concorde. She was 57. The response time by the ambulance was lengthened due to Pope Leo XIV's visit to the Place de la Concorde.
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