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The former Broadway “bad actor” Kristin Chephoweth said in the background of the sympathetic media admission of the USA’s founder Charlie Kirk “almost got rid of him on Monday.
The Broadway star spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about her latest role in playing the “Queen of Versages” when asked about her Instagram post leading up to the murder in September.
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Kristin Chenoweth reacted to the murder of Charlie Kirk in September. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Chenoweth received a lot of backlash from her fans, who accused her of betraying the LGBTQ+ community by calling for a conservative activist.
“It’s been hard for me, but I’m not going to answer any questions about it because I’m dealing with it,” Chenoweth said Monday. “It almost broke me, and that’s all I’ll say. You probably know my heart, so you probably do.”
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Chenoweth had previously responded to the backlash during an interview with NY1 in September.
Kristin Chenoweth previously said she was “upset” when she heard of Kirk’s death. .
“I saw what was happening on the Internet with my own eyes and I had a very human moment of reflection at that time,” Chenoweth said. “I mean my comments hurt other people and that hurt me badly. I’m not going to be a Christian anymore. But I’m not okay. But I always am, and always will be.”
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Chenoweth’s comments came one week after actor Jamie Lee Curtis appeared to backtrack on his comments towards Kirk after receiving similar backlash.
Kristin Chephoweth backtracked on her comments on Charlie Kirk’s death and admitted she “hurt” other people. (Gilbert Flores / Variety via Getty Images; Olivier Trouron / AFP via Getty Images)
“His anger was that I didn’t remember what I was saying as I wished him well – as I was talking about him in a positive way, I wasn’t talking about his faith in God,” Curtis told Variety. “So it was inappropriate, which is a pun, but not.”
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She had previously lashed out at Kirk’s death, saying, “I mean, I wasn’t married to him all the time when he died, and I feel that he’s a father and a man of faith, and I hope what a Father” he heard that. “
