 She stood by Marie Louise's side during her first regency in 1813, and accompanied her on her trip to Normandy with de Lucay.During Marie Louise's second regency in 1814, she accompanied the empress when she fled Paris in March to Blois in the entourage of Dr. Corvisart and her ladies-in-waiting de Lugay, de Castiglione and Moritalivet.When Marie Louise was encouraged to return to Paris before the Bourbons did to secure the throne for her son after the abdication of Napoleon, she was reportedly willing to do so after a conversation with her dame d'announce Mme Durand, but changed her mind and decided to stay on the advise of Montebello and Corvisart.