Erika Kirk kicks off Erika Kirk week with a tribute to Charlie Kirk on Hannity

Erika Kirk (Née Frantzve) revealed that her three-year-old daughter told her she “can’t wait” to go to heaven following the death of her father Charlie Kirk.

The conservation activist, 37, released a full week of appearances on Fox News for the interview Hannity Monday, December 8, to support her late husband Charlie KirkPosthumous letter, Stop, in the name of God: Why honoring the Sabbath will change your life.

Speaking to host Sean Hunannity, 63, Erika was asked if she believes that heaven has hurt Christians when he died and brought her?

Erika replied: “It’s answering. “Me and my daughter, we talked about this last night. He would ask, ‘What do you think Father is doing today in heaven?’ And I will be transferred back to me. “

Erika shares how she explained Charlie’s death to her young daughter.

“We have come to an understanding, and I have tried to explain this to him, that Father is still with us, he is in a different place and he made his home in heaven,” she said. “And I said this before, but he said, ‘I can’t wait to go.’ I said, “Me too, baby.”

Her husband, Charlie, was shot and killed while addressing students at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, on September 10. The suspected shooter Tyler James Robinson He was caught by police the next day and has since been charged with murder and additional felonies. (Robinson, 22, has yet to enter parole. Prosecutors have said they will pursue the death penalty if the case goes to trial.)

Erika delivered Charlie’s Eulogy at his public Memorial at the State Memorial in Glendale, Arizona, on September 21, where she said she forgave her husband.

“I forgive him because that’s what Christ did. “The answer to hate is not hate.”

In November, he revealed a downward trend Megyn Kelly That she and Charlie had hoped to raise their family before he was killed. (Charlie and Erika are getting married in May 2021. They are discussing a son and daughter, whose last names are confidential.)

“We wanted to have four [children]”He said.” And I was praying to God that I was pregnant when he was killed. … we both said, we were very happy to expand our family. “

Erika explained that the other child “will know [have been] the greatest blessing in this tragedy. “

“Now when I see new couples, I tell them, ‘Please, don’t put it in,'” she added. “Especially if you’re a young woman, don’t put it down. You can always work, you can always go back to work. You’ll never go back to work.”

Erika took Charlie as Chairman and CEO of her conservative political organization, which is becoming a point in the USA, just days after the activist was killed.

“[Charlie] He has worked tirelessly to ensure that the USA USA is built to survive even the biggest test, “says the organization in our main statement to announce Erika Kirk as the new CEO of the Board by transforming the USA.”

During the interview on New York Times‘Books Conference 20 on December 3, Erika raised her eyebrows while talking Zoohran mamdaniMost recent election as Mayor of New York City. When Andrew Ross Sorkin It has been suggested that Mamdani was able to win young young voters like Charlie who had preserved men, Erika said that some women look at the government “in succession to a certain position.”

“What I don’t want to happen to women, young women in the city, they look to the government as a solution to create a family or marriage because it depends on you and your husband can support and you can’t put it together,” he argued.

“I just find it unique and interesting that a heavy percentage of people who voted are women,” Erika concluded.

Erika will continue to promote her upcoming manuscript FOX & Friends and Fox News Radio The Brian Kilmeade Show Tuesday, December 9. He will host the guests Five At 5 PM ET on Tuesday, a discussion will follow Edited Wednesday, December 10, at 12 PM ET.