Erika Kirk Faces Criticism for Reported $1K Spending After Husband’s Death
Pecohub Erika Kirk is being accused of going shopping less than 24 hours after Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Turning Point USA event last year.
The new CEO of the nonprofit has been at the center of several allegations since her husband’s death, with the latest claiming her alleged shopping spree was overpriced and odd for a grieving widow.
Erika Kirk has also been criticized for her behavior in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s passing, including her increased public appearances.
In the aftermath of Charlie’s death, much of the focus was on apprehending his killer, but new reports have shed light on how his wife, Erika Kirk, allegedly reacted during that time.
According to the IBTimes, an influencer revealed that a source told them the mother of two went shopping less than 24 hours after Charlie was killed.
The individual who made the discovery is said to be an employee at Alo Yoga, a premium athletic apparel retailer known for yoga pants, workout tights, leggings, and other clothing items.
While speaking with the TikToker, the anonymous source also shared what was described as a receipt from Erika’s alleged shopping trip.
The receipt was shown in the video, which currently has six million views, and indicated that the TPUSA CEO spent just over $1,000 at the store.
The TikTok influencer further claimed that Erika purchased several all-black outfits, including a tracksuit.
Taking a swipe at Erika, the influencer, revealed that he found it odd that Erika would go on a shopping spree during her moment of grief, and choose a place that is known to sell “extremely, extremely overpriced” items.
“I don’t even know what’s more egregious to me. The fact that she went on a shopping spree not even 24 hours after her husband was publicly assassinated, or the fact that she shops at Alo?” remarked the content creator.
Erika’s accuser also claimed the items weren’t suitable for a funeral, adding that even if they were, she should have been too shocked at the time to even think about shopping.
