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Savannah Chrisley Sends Blunt Message to Christine Quinn’s Sharp Criticism of Erika Kirk
Christine Quinn criticized Erika Kirk's parenting while Erika mourns her husband and leads Turning Point USA, sparking mixed reactions from supporters and critics on social media.
- On Wednesday, December 10, Selling Sunset alum Christine Quinn accused Erika Kirk of being an absent parent in a post on X calling her 'everywhere but with her kids.'
- Erika Kirk, CEO and Chair of the Board for Turning Point USA, was named shortly after her husband was killed and has promoted his posthumous book while appearing on Fox & Friends and the DealBook Summit on December 3.
- Chrisley, a friend of the Kirks, said `Erika isn't 'everywhere but with her kids' she's everywhere fighting FOR them.`
- Meanwhile, Quinn's post drew applause from some followers and scorn from others, and several critics slammed her for attacking a grieving Kirk while Page Six sought comment.
- Nearly four months after Charlie Kirk's assassination, observers said it was unclear what prompted Quinn's attack while Kirk has largely kept her children out of the spotlight, following a Candace Owens video listing Kirk's recent TV appearances.
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‘Selling Sunset’ alum Christine Quinn takes aim at Erika Kirk after Charlie’s assassination: ‘Everywhere but with her kids’
Christine Quinn accused Charlie Kirk’s widow of being an absent parent. The “Selling Sunset” alum fired shots at Erika Kirk for allegedly never being with her children in a strange post shared to XWednesday. “Erika Kirk be everywhere but with her kids,” she wrote, in what appeared to be an unprompted criticism. Christine Quinn criticized Erika Kirk’s parenting skills nearly four months after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Christine Quinn/Instagra…
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