‘I’m not Jewish. I’m Christian’: Kash Patel’s girlfriend Alexis Wilkins shuts down Mossad claims

Alexis Wilkins, the girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has publicly denied online claims suggesting she is linked to Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, calling the rumours baseless and false. Speaking on the Katie Miller Podcast, Wilkins addressed the speculation directly, saying, “I’m not Jewish. I’m Christian. I’m Armenian. So, not really sure how we got there. I’ve never been to Israel. The stamp isn’t even on my passport.”

Wilkins made the remarks while discussing the wave of online conspiracy theories and personal attacks she says have intensified since Patel took office. During the conversation, she and Patel described how speculation about her background has circulated across social media platforms, including claims questioning her religion, nationality and alleged intelligence ties. Wilkins said the rumours appeared to have no factual basis and had escalated into targeted harassment.


Patel, who appeared alongside Wilkins on the podcast, said the attacks have come from both the far left and the far right online. He argued that such claims are often used as a way to target public officials indirectly by focusing on their families or partners. Wilkins echoed that view, saying the narratives were attempts to “get to him through me,” rather than genuine inquiries into her background.




The couple also spoke about the personal impact of the speculation, including security concerns and online threats. Wilkins said she has changed her online habits, posting less frequently and avoiding real-time location updates, while Patel said law enforcement agencies assess threats professionally and distinguish between protected speech and credible risks.

Wilkins said she has tried to remain focused on her work as a country music artist and political commentator, and to rely on support from family and close friends. “The people who actually know you are the ones whose opinions matter,” she said, adding that she hoped addressing the rumours publicly would help put an end to the false claims circulating online.