Tamera Mowry Drops a Cosmic Bomb Calling Charlie Kirk’s Haters ‘Demons’—The Internet’s Not Ready for This Drama!
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Isn’t it ironic how the stars align on days like this, stirring up cosmic drama that mirrors the chaos in our social feeds? It seems like as Mercury dances through a tricky retrograde, Tamera Mowry-Housley stepped right into the spotlight—only this time, not for a cute sitcom moment but for wading headfirst into the storm swirling around the tragic death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk . She didn’t just make a statement; she fired a salvo, calling out those who were “celebrating” Kirk’s passing as downright “demonic.” Now, you’d think her message would settle some dust, but nope—social media erupted with a tidal wave of responses, ranging from icy indifference to sharp pushback. With emotions running hotter than a Leo in full roar, the conversation quickly spiraled beyond Mowry-Housley’s Insta Stories and into a wider debate featuring other celebrities like Stacey Dash and country singer Gavin Adcock, each bringing their own star-powered takes on grief, respect, and outrage. So, what does it say about our collective vibe when grief becomes a battleground and empathy is up for negotiation? Buckle up—it’s a cosmic soap opera with real-world consequences. LEARN MORE.
Tamera Mowry-Housley is facing significant online backlash after she appeared to chastise those “celebrating” the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Her post, which featured pointed language, prompted a wave of unfiltered responses from social media users about her stance on the matter.
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Mowry-Housley is the latest celebrity to speak out about Kirk, who was shot and killed during a speaking event at Utah Valley University earlier this week.
Kirk, who built a massive following online with his controversial takes on hot-button issues like women’s rights, marriage, and DEI, had many detractors—most of whom have been openly apathetic about his death.
Mowry-Housley had a word for them, however, sharing a post to her Instagram Stories that blasted anyone “celebrating” Kirk’s death as “demonic.”
The post did not garner the reaction she had likely hoped for. Instead, users on various social media platforms began clapping back, sparking even more controversy.
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On Instagram, one user fired back at Mowry-Housley, telling the “Sister, Sister” actress that they weren’t “celebrating” Kirk’s murder.
“We just don’t give a f-ck,” they added.
Another user echoed that sentiment and also mentioned Kirk’s past comments on “empathy.”
“He said that he hated empathy, so why should we have any on him? He said awful things about Black people, but somehow we are supposed to have compassion. I’m indifferent,” the user continued.
“No one is celebrating,” another commenter shared. “People just aren’t extending a hand of compassion for a man they know good and well wouldn’t do it for them if the roles were reversed.”
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And Mowry-Housley isn’t the only Hollywood performer condemning those with a similar mindset. In a new video of her own, “Clueless” actor Stacey Dash shared a passionate message and asked the public to consider how such reactions could impact Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, and their two children.
“What’s wrong with you? That you can celebrate someone’s death. You don’t like hearing the truth, so you celebrate their death?” she said. “What is going on? I’ll tell you what, that is the state of our country and our world. The devil is dancing right now, and you’re celebrating right along with him. So God help you.”
Users reacted to her message similarly to Mowry-Housley, with one commenting, “Girl, you’ve been CLUELESS… next.”
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Offering a completely different perspective, country singer Gavin Adcock also spoke on Kirk’s passing, leading an audience at his most recent concert in “Charlie Kirk” chants while waving an American flag.
“Jesus loves every single one of you in this place tonight. Charlie Kirk’s with Jesus. I want ya’ll to say some thoughts and prayers tonight before you go to sleep. When you lay down by yourself or by your loved one, say some prayers for somebody that needs it. I appreciate every single one of ya’ll. I hope you have a safe trip home,” he said into the microphone.
Adcock also shared a message on Instagram, saying Kirk’s voice was “not silenced” despite his murder.
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“His voice is now stronger than ever and will make an impact for centuries. There is not a thing in the world you can say to make this better, but my thoughts and prayers go out to every single person that is hurting from this horrible tragedy,” he said.
The singer then finished the post with a verse from the book of Psalms, writing, “You who love the LORD, hate evil! Hate protects the lives of his godly people and rescues them from the power of the wicked.”
As previously reported by The Blast, Kirk’s widow shared intimate footage of her interacting with Kirk’s body inside his casket.
In the video, the 36-year-old was gently touching and kissing his hands while saying “I love you” and “God bless you” under her breath.
She also left a pointed message in the caption of her post, saying, “They have no idea what they just ignited within this wife. If they thought my husband’s mission was big now, you have no idea.”
She continued, “All of you. Will never. Ever. Forget my husband. I’ll make sure of it.”
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