“Give me back my son, he’s only 31” (o – A grieving father collapsed at the memorial for Charlie Kirk outside Turning Point USA’s headquarters in Phoenix. Standing right beside him was Max Verstappen, the Formula 1 world champion known for his fierce competitiveness and unyielding spirit, gently placing a hand on the father’s shoulder, offering quiet strength. Verstappen wasn’t just there as a celebrity, but as a friend who had come to admire Kirk’s relentless passion and the way he inspired countless lives. Verstappen had often spoken about his respect for Charlie’s fierce commitment to his beliefs, describing him as “a man with a fire that lit up souls.” Now, with his friend gone, Verstappen has become both a pillar of comfort for the Kirk family and a powerful symbol of how grief and compassion transcend borders and backgrounds. The image of Verstappen quietly comforting Charlie’s father, as mourners laid flowers and lit candles, left many in tears. The video spread like wildfire across social media, igniting an outpouring of grief and solidarity from fans and fellow Americans nationwide… Watch below

“Give me back my son, he’s only 31” — the anguished cry of a grieving father echoed outside Turning Point USA’s headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona, as mourners gathered to remember the late Charlie Kirk. It was a scene of raw heartbreak, and at the very center stood Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen, quietly placing a comforting hand on the father’s shoulder.

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