Megyn Kelly Accuses Charlie Kirk's Wife of Being 'Rattled' by Witch's Curse Story

The feminist publication Jezebel faced criticism from right-wing broadcaster Megyn Kelly for publishing a tongue-in-cheek article about hiring a witch to place a curse on Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, just two days before his assassination.

Kelly mentioned that Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk's widow, was upset by the article, which was removed after Charlie Kirk's murder. The article had contacted witches on Etsy to hex Kirk, citing his political views as the reason.

Kelly expressed concern about the potential consequences of dabbling in dark forces and criticized Jezebel and Etsy for promoting such content. Erika Kirk, known for her Christian faith, publicly forgave the suspect in her husband's killing at a memorial service.

Kelly called for apologies from Jezebel and Etsy to Erika Kirk and suggested that Jezebel should shut down and the author of the article should be identified.