Charlie Kirk‘s widow has made a heartbreaking baby confession two months following his death.
Erika Kirk has spoken publicly about her husband on numerous occasions following his death in September.
The right-wing activist, 31, was shot dead on a Utah university campus while hosting an event at the venue.
Currently charged with Kirk’s death and awaiting trial is 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, whose next hearing appears to be in January.
It took officials 33 hours to identify and arrest Robinson, who investigators have claimed had become ‘more political’ in recent years.
Kirk’s funeral was held at State Farm Stadium in Arizona, and in attendance were President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Elon Musk, and other influential figures.
Erika joined the President on stage, as the pair spoke about the devastating loss.
Erika Kirk interviews
The mom-of-two has given numerous interviews following the death of her husband, in which she has been very candid about the moment she found out Kirk had been shot.
Speaking about her grief, she said: “One day you’re collapsed on the floor crying out the name Jesus in between labored breaths.
“The next you’re playing with your children in the living room, surrounded by family photos, and feeling a rush of something you can only attempt to define as divinely planted and bittersweet joy as a smile breaks through on your face.”
Speaking about the brutal video that circulated of her husband’s violent death, she noted: “I never saw the video, I never will see it, I never want to see it.
“There’s certain things you see in your life that you can never unsee, there’s certain things you see that mark your soul forever, and I don’t want my husband’s public assassination to be something I ever see.”
The 37-year-old added: “I don’t want my kids to ever see that.
“And for the people who actually enjoy watching that, which is quite literally sick, what if that was your father? Or your brother, sister, there’s a perspective shift there.
“We’re human, life is fragile. And there is so much beauty in the world, why would you spend time looking at something so evil?”
Erika makes the headlines
Erika made a huge declaration following the shock death of her husband, announcing that his podcast, The Charlie Kirk Show, is here to stay.
“The Charlie Kirk Show is not going anywhere,” she announced. “My husband’s voice will live on. The show will go on. We will have rotating hosts, rotating casts, rotating people coming on.
“It is going to be continually the north star of the conservative movement, of the voice of the youth, of the voice of the base, and that will not end.”
Erika’s relationship with Vice President JD Vance has been questioned over the last two months, after the two shared an ‘inappropriate’ hug on stage at an event in Mississippi.
During that moment, Erika brought her hand up to Vance’s hair, and when they let go, Vance’s hand dropped to her hip.
Following the online rumors, Vance’s wife Usha was pictured without her wedding ring on numerous occasions.
But she was quick to quash rumors that there was an issue between her and the Vice President.
In the statement addressing why Usha hasn’t been wearing her ring, her rep said: “She’s a mother of three young children, who does a lot of dishes, gives lots of baths, and forgets her ring sometimes.”
Charlie and Erika’s family plans
The couple shared two children, a three-year-old girl and one-year-old boy.
They did, however, have their sights on extending their family in the years they thought they had left together.
In the wake of Kirk’s death, Erika has urged young girls to have a family as soon as possible.
In a recent interview with Megyn Kelly on SiriusXM’s The Megyn Kelly Channel, she pleaded with women not to ‘put it off.’
Erika said: “When I see young couples, I tell them please, don’t put it off. Especially if you’re a young woman.
“You can always have a career. You can always go back to work.
“You can never just go back to having children, and they grow so fast and so quickly.”
Erika’s heartbreaking confession
In the interview, Erika also made a devastating confession about extending their family, and the one wish she had when Kirk died.
She revealed: “We were really excited to just expand our family.
“We wanted to have four.
“And I was praying to God that I was pregnant when he got murdered… I was like, ‘Oh goodness, that would be the ultimate blessing out of this catastrophe.’”
Kelly responded: “Thank God you have the two.”
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Adult Stars
Authorities Issue Major Update After Bonnie Blue’s Arrest
Authorities have issued an update following the arrest of adult star Bonnie Blue in Bali, Indonesia, last week.
The p*** star, whose real name is Tia Billinger, was arrested on Friday, December 5, alongside 15 Australian men.
It’s been reported that she could face up to 15 years in prison and fines of up to $359,000 if convicted.
Police on the Indonesian resort island have now confirmed a new development in the case.
A career built on controversy
Since launching her adult career in 2021, Bonnie has become one of the most controversial figures in an already controversial industry.
Known for extreme challenges and boundary-pushing stunts, including claims of sleeping with over 1,000 men in a single day, she has built a huge following while also attracting fierce criticism.
Supporters praise her confidence and financial success. Critics argue her content pushes ethical and moral limits in the pursuit of attention.
Shortly before her Bali arrest, Bonnie was banned from entering Australia after announcing plans to film p*** videos with what the country’s news outlets described as ‘barely legal’ teenagers.
Her visa was canceled by the Department of Home Affairs.
What led to her arrest in Bali
Bonnie was reportedly ‘on tour’ in Bali when police raided the studio where she was filming with a number of tourists.
Authorities seized several items during the raid, including professional filming equipment, contraceptives, e***tile dysfunction medication, and her allegedly untaxed ‘Bonnie Blue Bangbus’ truck.
Police also seized the contents of her Instagram account, where she promoted events described as ‘barely legal.’
Before the event, Bonnie had told her followers: “Hey boys, those that are going to Schoolies and to those who are barely legal, cannot wait to meet you – and I’m in Bali, so you know exactly what that means.”
Schoolies Week is an annual tradition in Australia where high school graduates travel to party after finishing their final exams.
Why Bonnie Blue was arrested
Bonnie and the 15 Australian tourists were arrested on suspicion of violating Indonesia’s strict anti-p***ography laws.
The country bans the production, distribution, and public display of p***ographic content.
Following her arrest, Badung Police Chief M Arif Batubara told reporters: “It is suspected that the place was used by the alleged perpetrator to produce p***ographic videos.”
The 26-year-old has been traveling in her ‘Bangbus’ for some time, attracting university students from the UK and elsewhere to appear in her adult content.
Despite being accused of predatory behavior, she’s yet to have faced serious legal repercussions, until now.
This time authorities believe she crossed the line in a conservative country with extremely strict laws.
Immigration authorities previously became involved
Police previously confirmed that Bonnie and three men believed to be part of her team were transferred to the Indonesian immigration team.
Badung Police Chief Arif Batubara said on Saturday, December 6: “We have handed them over to the Immigration for further investigation on alleged breaking immigration law.
“Police investigation are still ongoing. We jointly conduct the investigation with the immigration.”
Latest update on Bonnie Blue’s case
Police have released a fresh update following claims that Bonnie had been permitted to return to her accommodation.
It has now been confirmed that she is expected to be formally called in for questioning by Bali immigration officials within the next two days, as authorities consider their next steps.
Her legal position is likely to hinge on whether the men linked to the case are deemed to have taken part in creating material intended for commercial gain.
For now, Bonnie and those connected to the investigation remain in a state of uncertainty. Their passports are understood to have been seized, leaving them unable to depart Indonesia.
There is still no clear consensus among legal analysts on whether, should charges be brought, deportation or a custodial sentence is the more probable outcome.
Krist Andi Ricardo Turnip, S.H., from the Malekat Hukum International Law Firm in Bali, told news.com.au: “If proven to have created, displayed or distributed p***ographic content in Indonesia, the perpetrator may be charged with a threat of imprisonment of up to 12 years.”
