Conservative figures in the entertainment industry are reacting to the recent passing of conservative commentator and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk. Some well-known individuals have openly acknowledged his death over the weekend.

Chris Pratt shares a prayer

Chris Pratt, the actor, posted a video on social media showing himself praying. While he didn’t mention Kirk directly, many fans interpreted the timing of his post as a call for faith and healing during this challenging cultural moment, linking it to Kirk’s death.

Vito Glazers speaks out

Vito Glazers, a media entrepreneur and comedian, honored Kirk with a series of social media messages urging his followers to “vote with their wallets,” “hold firm,” and “speak up louder.” Known for his work in public relations and with influencers, Glazers remarked that Kirk’s life served as a reminder of how “lines in the sand were drawn.”

Morgan Wallen honors Kirk

Morgan Wallen, a country music star, took a moment during his concert to reflect on Kirk’s death, mentioning that they would pause the tour in Edmonton, Alberta on September 12th. Before performing “I’m A Problem,” he spoke to the audience about how the song’s lyrics — “I’m a little crazy, but I’m insane in the world” — felt particularly poignant after Kirk’s tragic passing on September 10th.

The heartfelt moments have garnered cheers from packed audiences and have been widely shared online.

Observers of the entertainment industry note that these expressions of support highlight the rising trend of conservative celebrities and influencers taking a stand during culturally relevant moments, even when the subjects are politically charged.

“These acknowledgments are significant as they create a connection among diverse viewers — music fans, film enthusiasts, and political followers,” said a public relations executive. “It illustrates that Kirk’s impact reached far beyond political confines.”