Erika Kirk, the widow of slain conservative speaker Charlie Kirk, shared an emotional account of her husband’s assassination in a recent interview with Fox News host Jesse Watters. Kirk revealed she has chosen not to watch the video of her husband’s murder, stating it is something she will never see. She emphasized she is not only protecting her own mental health but also ensuring her children are not exposed to the graphic footage.
Kirk recalled the night before Charlie’s assassination, when she made arrangements for him to sleep in his daughter’s room to ensure he would have a good night’s rest for his speaking engagement the next day. She described how Charlie was eager for the event and left the house shortly before the assault. The next morning would mark her final moments with her husband, as he left the house shortly before being fatally shot.
Kirk’s emotional account included her immediate reaction to the shooting, which she described as entering an ‘unbelievable nightmare.’ She expressed her determination to fight for her late husband’s legacy and ensure justice is served for his assassination. Additionally, she is preparing to receive the first-ever Charlie Kirk Legacy Award at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards. The event will take place in New York on Thursday, where she will honor her late husband’s contributions to the conservative movement and his vision for its future.
Kirk shared details about the night before the assassination, including how she arranged for Charlie to sleep in his daughter’s room to ensure a good night’s rest for his speaking engagement the next day. She described how Charlie was eager for the event and left the house shortly before the assault. The next morning would mark her final moments with her husband, as he left the house shortly before being fatally shot.
Kirk’s emotional account included her immediate reaction to the shooting, which she described as entering an ‘unbelievable nightmare.’ She expressed her determination to fight for her late husband’s legacy and ensure justice is served for his assassination. Additionally, she is preparing to receive the first-ever Charlie Kirk Legacy Award at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards. The event will take place in New York on Thursday, where she will honor her late husband’s contributions to the conservative movement and his vision for its future.