Activist Trisha Hope, a Texas Republican activist and 2024 national representative previously known for her support of Donald Trump, has been criticized for suggesting that Charlie Kirk is not close to his wife, Erika Kirk. Hope’s claims come as various conspiracy theorists continue to make shocking claims about the couple.
“The night before Charlie was brutally assassinated, he texted several people saying he thought he was going to be killed the next day,” Hope wrote. “Instead of holding his wife tightly, he slept in another room. Instead of saying goodbye to her for the last time, he grabbed a ring (which he didn’t wear) and a necklace and left without saying a word to her. (Erica reports).”
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Hope questioned, “Does this sound like someone close to his wife?”
Hope it’s a comment In her same post, “He was texting people saying he thought he was going to be killed the next day, but he had no strong desire to be close to his wife the night before. Erica claimed it was so he could sleep better in his three-year-old daughter’s bedroom. Charlie is 6’5″ and sleeps in a toddler bed. Charlie just got back from a trip to Asia and has no interest in sleeping in the same bed as his wife? This doesn’t make sense, I’ve been married for 27 years and it doesn’t add up.”
“That’s incredibly sick.”
Netizens slammed Hope in the comments section, with one user saying: “This is so disgusting. I hope you don’t call yourself a Christian because this is so disgusting.” “Why are you minding your own business. You know nothing about their marriage. Pick up a hobby,” said another.
“Oh you know how Teresa was? Were you at home that night? Show me evidence or stop slandering his widow,” one user wrote. “If the only way you can find happiness is by making up lies and twisting facts to feel happy, then your life must be so dark and pathetic. I feel sorry for your children and grandchildren.”
Candace Owens has made similar claims before. She previously shared screenshots of messages between Kirk and herself, in which the Turning Point USA founder appeared to Predict one’s own death. Kirk said in one conversation that he wasn’t sure he would “live to see the end of this revolution.” “I believe you are the man God has brought me to meet that will end this fight,” Kirk wrote. “From the beginning of tpusa, I knew that I could be wiped out at any time.”
Owens was widely criticized for his conspiracy theories and attacks on Erica and Turning Point USA after Kirk’s death. She accused Erica of removing all episodes of The Charlie Kirk Show from Spotify, Apple and YouTube shortly after taking over as CEO of Turning Point USA following Charlie’s murder. She also claimed that Charlie took off his wedding ring the night before he was assassinated Taylor Robinson In Utah.
