
Candace Owens has described a shift in her feelings about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, saying she no longer feels haunted but senses Kirk is spiritually “with us”. In a video from her podcast,…
Candace Owens has described a shift in her feelings about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, saying she no longer feels haunted but senses Kirk is spiritually “with us”. In a video from her podcast, Owens linked grief, faith and her public mission, stating she is on the “side of truth” and will see his work through. The Times of India reports that Owens framed this as a personal spiritual feeling after trauma, not a literal claim. She then urged viewers to buy merchandise from her website, blending emotion with audience engagement.
Social media is already labelling Owens’ remarks as a cynical marketing ploy or a delusional narrative. But the video is plainly part of a long tradition where public figures process loss through faith. The harder test is whether blending an intimate spiritual claim with an immediate sales pitch erodes trust. Audiences will decide: does that transition feel like honest grieving or calculated engagement? Watch the comments for that line being drawn.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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