Charlie Kirk’s wife, Erika, shared a haunting Psalm 46:1 post on X just hours before he was fatally shot at Utah Valley University. The 31-year-old activist and Turning Point USA co-founder leaves behind Erika and their two young children, a daughter and son.
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