Christine Quinn accused Charlie Kirk’s widow of being an absent parent.
The “Selling Sunset” alum fired shots at Erika Kirk for allegedly never being with her children in a strange post shared to XWednesday.
“Erika Kirk be everywhere but with her kids,” she wrote, in what appeared to be an unprompted criticism.
One social media user reacted to Quinn’s post by pointing out that Charlie urged women to “stay at home and raise kids.”
“And his wife be doing the complete opposite,” the internet user wrote, prompting Quinn to reply in agreement, “THIS.”
Another person commented with a gif of Candace Owens, who has spread conspiracy theories about Charlie’s assassination.
“Candy stay standing on business,” Quinn replied.
Several critics slammed the Netflix personality, 37, for speaking ill of Erika, also 37, as she continues to mourn the loss of her husband.
“She takes her children to work with her. Now mind your own damn business and stop being so hateful you damn troll,” one person claimed on X.
“A woman should be with her children 24/7/365 and not be allowed to work? How awfully progressive of you,” a critic said.
“Christine Quinn be everywhere but Netflix,” one savage internet user chimed in.
Quinn — who starred on the real estate series as the villain for five seasons from 2019 to 2022 — shares a 4-year-old son with her estranged husband, Christian Richard.
Richard, 47, filed for divorce from Quinn in April 2024 after he was arrested for domestic violence in their home.
Meanwhile, Erika welcomed two children — a 3-year-old and 1-year-old — with the Turning Point USA co-founder. Erika and Charlie largely kept their children out of the spotlight.
Charlie was fatally shot by a sniper at a Utah campus event on Sept. 10. He was 31.
Erika was named as the CEO of the political nonprofit shortly after Charlie’s assassination.
Page Six has reached out to Quinn and Turning Point USA for comment.
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