Reality star Christine Quinn has once again stirred social media chatter, this time taking aim at Erika Kirk, widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The former Selling Sunset star didn’t hold back in a tweet shared on Wednesday, igniting heated reactions online.
The Dallas native, 37, criticized Erika for her media presence, saying, “Erika Kirk be everywhere but with her kids.”
Quinn’s comment comes amid ongoing public scrutiny of Erika, who has been making frequent media appearances since her husband’s tragic death three months ago.
Media Spotlight on Erika Kirk
Erika Kirk, who recently spoke on Fox News, has been at the center of a swirl of attention following the fatal shooting of her husband at a Utah university event.
The widow has been navigating public grief while also defending herself against accusations tied to Charlie Kirk’s political work.
Without naming anyone, Erika addressed the criticism on Fox, saying, “Come after me, call me names, I don’t care. Call me what you want, go down that rabbit hole, whatever.”
She also expressed frustration over threats directed at Turning Point USA staff as a result of public speculation.
Quinn Appears to Support Candace Owens
Christine Quinn’s remarks came amid a public spat between Erika and Candace Owens, who had questioned aspects of Turning Point USA’s operations.
Quinn seemed to side with Owens, responding to a fan who noted that Owens “is not letting her off” by commenting, “Candy stay standing on business.”
Another user suggested that Erika’s high-profile appearances contradicted Charlie Kirk’s advocacy for traditional family roles.
Quinn replied simply, “This,” sparking even more debate among followers.
Mixed Reactions from Social Media
Social media users were split over Quinn’s comments.
Some agreed that Erika’s frequent media engagements contrasted with her late husband’s public messages.
One user wrote, “Her words never line up with her actions and everyone feels it.”
Others criticized Erika’s constant appearances, with remarks like, “Mourning her husband. She’s on a world tour instead” and “She is THE happiest widow.”
Meanwhile, supporters defended Erika, pointing out that she takes her children along during work commitments.
“Now mind your own damn business and stop being so hateful you damn troll,” one wrote.
Another added, “A woman should be with her children 24/7/365 and not be allowed to work? How awfully progressive of you.”
Quinn herself even faced some playful criticism, with one user quipping, “Christine Quinn be everywhere but Netflix.”
Public Scrutiny and the Ongoing Debate
Christine Quinn’s tweet is just the latest chapter in a very public debate about grief, family priorities, and media attention.
Erika Kirk remains in the spotlight, balancing personal loss with public scrutiny, while reactions online continue to range from supportive to sharply critical.
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