Erika Kirk Emotionally Recalls Late Husband Charlie on Fox News
During a heartfelt interview on Fox News with Jesse Watters, Erika Kirk became emotional as she remembered her late husband, Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated on September 10. The conversation aired on November 5 and focused on their relationship, his work, and his dedication to his mission.
Memories of Their Relationship
Erika spoke tenderly about the early days of their relationship, describing how she supported Charlie throughout his growing career, particularly in his work at Turning Point USA. She shared how deeply she admired his commitment and drive.
Emotional Moment on Air
As Jesse Watters played several clips of Charlie, Erika grew tearful. After one particular video, she paused and wept, saying:
“It is the longest video I’ve watched of him since he passed. Just give me a second.”
Jesse gently encouraged her, replying:
“Take your time.”
The broadcast briefly faded to black as Erika struggled to regain composure. When she resumed the interview, her face showed calmness tinged with ongoing grief.
On Charlie Kirk’s Mission
Reflecting on her husband’s work, Jesse asked:
“Charlie was on a mission to save Western civilization. Did you know that's what you signed up for?”
Erika responded softly:
“No, I did not sign up for anything. I just married the love of my life.”
The Day Before the Tragedy
When asked about the day before Charlie’s death, Erika recounted:
“He was at the office and we were going to meet for dinner beforehand with a dear friend of ours, who I wanted to just be with us and pray with us before the event.”
Her words reflected both devotion and loss, as she revisited the final peaceful hours before the tragedy.
Author’s Summary
Erika Kirk’s Fox News interview revealed her enduring love and grief for her husband Charlie, blending personal memories with the pain of his untimely death.
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