Marie Brûlart was the personal friend and confidante of the queen, and described as one of her two favorites among her ladies-in-waiting, the other one being duchess Françoise de Mazarin (d. 1742) and, after her death, Amable-Gabrielle de Villars.
Marie Brûlart was a close companion and counselor to the queen, sharing the position of one of her two most favored ladies-in-waiting, the other being duchess Françoise de Mazarin (d. 1742) and, following her demise, Amable-Gabrielle de Villars.