‘Candace Owens dead’: Podcaster’s Twitter activity in focus amid bizarre claim; ‘check on her’
Bizarre Twitter Claim Sparks Attention on Candace Owens' Activity as 'Death' Post Goes Viral
Candace Owens dead - A recent post on Twitter, now deleted, suggested that Candace Owens had passed away, drawing significant attention to her social media activity. The claim was allegedly made by Lilly Gaddis, a fellow podcaster known for hosting The Lilly Show.
“Candace Owens' family reached out to me this morning, sharing the news of my longtime friend and political commentator's passing with deep sorrow. However, the poster expressed doubt that the event was merely a coincidence, noting lingering questions about the circumstances, particularly following Charlie Kirk's death. They emphasized the need for transparency, requesting the public to remain attentive to the unfolding details.”
Though the post is no longer visible on X, numerous users have circulated screenshots, alleging that Gaddis had removed it. The speculation has intensified, with some questioning the timing of the deletion.
Users on X have raised questions about Gaddis' motivation for posting and then removing the message. One commenter asked, 'Why did @thelillygaddis share this and later delete it?' Another mused, 'That's not unusual at all. Where is Candace Owens now?' accompanied by a screenshot of the deleted content.
Another user remarked, 'Wait, what! Did she have something planned? @baroncoleman, could you verify Candace Owens' status?' Meanwhile, others questioned whether Owens had addressed the situation. 'Has Candace resolved this yet? I've never encountered such an unusual claim before!' one person wrote.
Owens hasn't officially responded to the death claim circulating online. The 37-year-old has remained largely silent on X today. In her recent tweets, she has shared four messages, two of which are reposts. These were posted approximately 12 to 14 hours ago, while the other two were published around six hours back.
In one post, she engaged in a debate with Blake Neff of Turning Point USA, stating, 'No one believes this, Blake—except those who've aligned themselves with Israel.' Another post responded to a Tucker Carlson clip, with the shared video caption reading, 'Charlie Kirk's death wasn't due to his stance on transgender issues. Those closest to him suspect it was linked to his shifting perspectives on Israel.'
Owens' tweets emerged shortly after Gaddis' initial post about her death. As of now, there's no official or family confirmation of her passing. Her upcoming podcast episode, titled 'Candace,' is scheduled for Monday, with episodes typically released Monday through Friday. This means she'll take a break from content creation over the weekend.
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