Khloé Kardashian ‘Likes’ Post Criticizing Media Over Charlie Kirk Assassination

Khloé Kardashian has surprised many by using her massive platform to speak out after the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The reality TV star, who has long been associated with left-wing causes, took aim at America’s culture of callousness and even pointed a finger at the media’s role in fueling the hatred that led to Kirk’s death.

On Instagram, where Kardashian has more than 300 million followers, she shared a sobering post:

“Something is deeply wrong and we all feel it, even if we don’t say it out loud. We’re watching people get murdered in public and no one even flinches… People record it… like it’s just another trending video.”

She didn’t stop there. Kardashian also “liked” a viral post from entrepreneur Patrick Bet-David that directly called out the media for inciting the poisonous climate behind Kirk’s murder.

“One of the most important voices in America was just shot in Utah. Praying for Charlie Kirk and his family,” the post read. “The media can’t wash their hands of this. Every time they pump division and scream racism, they stir hate and create the environment where things like this happen.”

Kardashian’s comments mark a rare break from her history of supporting progressive causes like Black Lives Matter and Planned Parenthood. Earlier this year, she also stunned critics by slamming Democrat Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for her failure during the devastating wildfires. “Mayor Bass you are a joke!!!!” she wrote on Instagram at the time.

Charlie Kirk, 31, was assassinated last week while speaking at Utah Valley University. The founder of Turning Point USA was known for mobilizing young conservatives and speaking unapologetically about his Christian faith.

Authorities have arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who Utah Governor Spencer Cox described as “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology.” Cox said investigators believe Robinson’s political radicalization fueled his decision to target Kirk.

Kardashian’s willingness to highlight the role of media in stoking division signals a recognition even among those in Hollywood that the constant demonization of conservatives is dangerous. For years, the corporate press has smeared figures like Kirk as “extremists,” creating an environment where violence becomes easier to justify.

The reality star’s comments reflect what many Americans already feel: the country’s moral fabric is fraying, and the Left’s cultural influence has turned violence into a spectacle.

Charlie Kirk’s death is not just a political story it is a wake-up call about the price of unchecked hatred.

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