Savannah Chrisley slams Selling Sunset alum Christine Quinn for ‘taking a cheap shot at’ Erika Kirk

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Savannah Chrisley publicly criticized Christine Quinn after Quinn made a comment about how Erika Kirk parents her child.

The 28-year-old reality TV star defended the widow of political activist Charlie Kirk after a former cast member of “Selling Sunset” criticized her, claiming she hadn’t been prioritizing her children since Kirk’s death in September 2025.

A friend of the Kirks, Chrisley, previously said she was going to accompany Charlie on his speaking engagements before he passed away. She has now accused Quinn, 37, of unfairly criticizing Erika.

On Wednesday, Quinn criticized Erika on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, for attending several public events, such as promoting the book released after her late husband’s death.

Quinn, 37, noted that Erika Kirk seemed to be constantly out and about, but rarely with her children. Erika and the deceased, Charlie, shared a three-year-old daughter and a one-year-old son.

The following morning, Chrisley took to social media to hit back at Quinn for her remark. 

Honestly, I was really let down by that post. As a long-time supporter, it just doesn’t seem like the Chrisley I know and admire would say something like that. It’s a real disappointment.

‘Erika isn’t “everywhere but with her kids,”‘ she continued. ‘She’s everywhere fighting FOR them.’ 

She explained that this person is raising her children despite experiencing immense grief – grief that would overwhelm most people. Her ability to keep going, to fight for what’s right, to create and work hard – that’s a sign of strength, not disengagement.

Let me tell you, there’s absolutely no winning when you attack someone who’s grieving, especially a mom working hard to keep things together for her kids. It just doesn’t come across well, and honestly, it’s never a good look. Empathy goes a long way, and choosing kindness is always the better path.

She wrote that Erika is an incredibly strong and dedicated mother, and deserves support rather than judgment from those who only see a snapshot of her life and not the struggles she’s facing.

On September 10th, Erika’s husband, Charlie, was killed. He was a well-known supporter of President Donald Trump and often sparked debate with his political views.

A 31-year-old man was shot and killed while answering questions from college students at Utah Valley University.

His alleged shooter was later identified as 22-year-old Utah resident Tyler Robinson. 

He was arrested and suspected of committing several serious crimes: aggravated murder, shooting a weapon and causing severe injuries, and attempting to interfere with the investigation.

I’m still waiting to see what Quinn will say about Chrisley’s tweet, but she really laid out her side of things on Friday with a whole bunch of detailed tweets. It definitely seemed like she was sticking to her story and wasn’t backing down.

She explained in a tweet that when she said someone was ‘everywhere but with her kids,’ she meant how it looked to the public, not what she personally thought. She also stated she believes Erika genuinely loves her children and is grieving.

She suggested that Erika’s recent public appearances give the impression she is unfairly benefiting from a difficult situation, now that she’s the new CEO of her husband’s conservative organization, Turning Point USA.

Honestly, it just kills me that Turning Point – or whoever is calling the shots over there – didn’t lift a finger to support Erika after everything she went through with her husband. It’s just… unforgivable, you know? Like, how could they not be there for her when she needed it most? I’m so frustrated on her behalf!

It comes across as taking advantage of her, rather than safeguarding her well-being, and that’s why people are skeptical. The issue isn’t with her personally, but how she’s being presented.

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2025-12-13 03:49