'I have seen Erika Kirk in real life and...': Fellow church-goer says Charlie's widow dabs her eyes whenever...

A TikToker has now called Erika Kirk out as an absolutely fake person as Charlie Kirk's bereaved widow is now on her media tour for Charlie Kirk's last book, 'Stop, in the Name of God'. The woman claimed that she saw Erika Kirk in real life at church after Charlie's death and her performance in real life is as bad as it is on television, the TikToker said.

'I've seen Erika Kirk in real life at church since Charlie died and I will tell you that the performance in real life is as bad as it is on TV. I am talking reserved front row pew, bringing her whole entourage, not her children, showing up late, dabbing her eyes when she walks back from communion because it's the one time that the whole church can see her because she's in the front row... " the woman said.


The TikToker explained that it is not because of security, as the church has a side section which she could take but she chooses to sit in the front row with her entire 'circus' to make sure that everyone gets to see her.



"I'm not sure whose idea it was for her to go on this media tour. All it has done is confirm for those of us who were holding on with a smidgeon bit of benefit of doubt that this woman was genuine, out of the window, because we cannot unsee what we've seen," the woman said.

"The Conservative leaders who are out there defending her have all capitalized on Charlie's death. They have all acted like he was their friend and they have all turned his death, his public execution which thousands of us saw into their own moment to push their brand, to push their podcast, to push their social medias," the woman added.

Reacting to Erika Kirk's recent outburst that the relentless conspiracy theories over Charlie's death are product of brain virus, the woman said this is exactly how control-based groups, cults, and fundamentalist religions gaslight and undermine anyone who dares to question the authority.