2015 March 8, “Post-its from Georges”, in BBC[1], archived from the original on March 10, 2015, Magazine[2]:
Sometimes, when I was sitting at my desk at home, he would come and sit next to me and start drawing me. In many of his cartoons there was a little blond woman - that was me. Georges' colleagues would say to me, "Ah! Here you are again Maryse! You're in a drawing again!" But if he didn't think I would like the drawing he would draw a little brunette, so I wouldn't recognise myself.
2016 October 15, “Trump denounces ‘lies’ as more women come forward”, in France 24[3], archived from the original on October 15, 2016, Americas[4]:
"I actually think I'm doing well with women," Trump said, as a smiling blond woman in an iridescent silver top hoisted up a poster.
2017 May 22, “The photographer behind Marilyn Monroe's most iconic photo”, in Deutsche Welle[5], archived from the original on May 22, 2017, Arts[6]:
A young blond woman in a white dress standing over a ventilation grate in the New York subway, the air pushing up the dress - and the photographer snaps the picture. That's the story behind Sam Shaw's most famous picture, but it's certainly not his most moving image.
2019 July 16, Adam Sage, “The Parisians who thwarted Europe’s tallest towers”, in The Times[7], →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on July 16, 2019[8]:
Among them is Sylvaine Laroque, an imposing blond woman who declined to give her age because “one doesn’t talk about such things”.
2021 November 10, “Video of unmasked plane passenger complaining about unvaccinated passenger is fictional”, in Reuters[9], archived from the original on April 18, 2024, Fact Check:
The three-minute video, apparently filmed by a passenger, shows a blond woman in a blue sweater standing up in the aisle, yelling at a flight attendant.
Her only other known social media profile, on TikTok, posts copies of her tweets but has never included her speaking or showing her face. And a digital-imaging expert said that the three purported selfies she’s posted on Twitter — showing a young, smiling blond woman — bear the hallmarks of digital manipulation.
