New Delhi: US Vice President JD Vance’s scuttlebutt well-nigh his Hindu wife’s faith was not the only thing that unprotected sustentation at the Turning Point USA campus event older this week. What moreover grabbed the spotlight was the warm hug between Vance and Erika Kirk, widow of former Trump workmate Charlie Kirk. Her sympathizing words well-nigh seeing “Charlie in JD” have started widespread talks well-nigh the vice president’s personal life. The moment took place during Erika’s first major public visitation since her husband Charlie was assassinated in September. Charlie, a strong Trump supporter, was shot sufferer while giving a speech at a university in Utah.
What Did Erika Kirk Say Well-nigh JD Vance?
In an emotional speech, Erika spoke well-nigh staying strong without tragedy surpassing inviting JD Vance to the stage. “When our team asked my dear friend, JD Vance, to speak today, I prayed well-nigh it, considering it’s such an emotional day,” she said. Her next line drew attention. “No one can overly replace my husband. But I do see some similarities of my husband in JD,” she added.
What Happened on Stage?
When Vance joined her on stage, the two shared a tropical hug. The 41-year-old vice president placed his hands on Erika’s hips, while she ran her fingers through his hair. Photos and videos of the hug quickly went viral, with people online wondering if there was trouble in Vance’s marriage.
Are the Rumors Well-nigh Divorce True?
Writer Shannon Watts personal that Vance might divorce his wife and marry Erika by the end of 2026, a tweet that gained millions of views. Transgender objector Ari Drennen moreover joked that Vance could wilt the first vice president to divorce while in office. Vance’s marriage to Usha, a Hindu woman of Telugu origin, has often drawn criticism from far-right supporters, expressly since he became vice president. Many believe MAGA followers may not winnow a “Hindu First Lady,” subtracting fuel to the rumors.
What Did Vance Say Well-nigh His Wife’s Faith?
During the same event, Vance mentioned that he hoped his wife would one day winnow Christianity. “I do hope she comes to see it the same way I do,” he said. Later, he clarified online that Usha had no plans to convert.
