Erika Kirk denies Blake Wynn dating rumors: ‘Charlie's love will last me a lifetime’

Erika clarified she hasn’t moved on after her husband Charlie’s death
​Erika Kirk denies rumors that she has entered a new relationship with Blake Wynn, clarifying that Wynn is a close friend of her late husband, Charlie (@BlakeWynn/Instagram)
​Erika Kirk denies rumors that she has entered a new relationship with Blake Wynn, clarifying that Wynn is a close friend of her late husband, Charlie (@BlakeWynn/Instagram)

WASHINGTON, DC: Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk on Thursday, May 28, denied allegations claiming she is in a new relationship with social media personality Blake Wynn, stating, "Charlie’s love will last me a lifetime."

The speculation began after a viral post claimed that Kirk had moved on and was seen "getting handsy" with Wynn at a luxury Beverly Hills hotel. 



Erika’s response to rumored post

Responding directly to the viral post on X, Erika Kirk strongly denied the rumors. 

Erika wrote, “Every single word here is a lie. Charlie’s love will last me a lifetime. The Lord is the only one who can ever fill that most painful void.”

She explained that Wynn was simply a supportive family friend, writing, “On May 14th I was home in Arizona celebrating my son’s 2nd birthday. Blake (who is about to be engaged to his longtime gf) was a dear friend of my husband’s and I am grateful for his continued support, just like hundreds of others.” 

She called out the account spreading the story, adding, “Your deranged obsession with me and blatant disregard for any form of truth whatsoever is deeply disturbing and I am praying you get the help you so clearly need. Brush off the Dorito dust and go touch grass.”

Turning Point CEO Erika Kirk takes the stage at a Turning Point USA event Friday, April 17, 2026, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Turning Point CEO Erika Kirk takes the stage at a Turning Point USA event Friday, April 17, 2026, in Phoenix (AP Photo/Ross D Franklin)

Rumoured post by Project Constitution

The rumors started on Thursday when an X account named Project Constitution claimed that Kirk and Wynn were romantically involved.

The account posted, “Erika Kirk Has A New BOYFRIEND — She Was SPOTTED Getting Handsy with New Jewish Boyfriend BLAKE WYNN (Nephew of Casino Mogul Steve Wynn) at Exclusive Beverly Hills Hotel.”

The account claimed an unnamed "trusted eyewitness" saw the pair "hugging and kissing" at the hotel's Bar 1912 lounge on May 14th.

The source in the post also attacked Kirk’s personal character, stating, “Erika was also heavily intoxicated — this from the same woman who claims to be a devout trad Christian who doesn’t drink.”

Project Constitution added that the source saw them shopping together at Neiman Marcus earlier that day and claimed that older photos of them at events proved they were already in a relationship.



Wynn clarifies that he's not dating Erika Kirk

Meanwhile, Blake Wynn also released statements across his social media accounts to deny the rumors.

Writing on X, he stated, “Blake Wynn here…. I hate to be the bearer of bad news to the cesspool of bots and X users that spend their entire day making things up under the guise of journalism, but I am not dating Erika Kirk.” 

Blake Wynn posts Instagram story mocking the allegation (Screengrab/BlakeWynn/Instagram)
Blake Wynn posts Instagram story mocking the rumors she’s dating Blake Wynn (@BlakeWynn/Instagram)

He also replied to the original post, writing, “Where you stand is you have a tag team of Helen Keller & AI-generated audio as your source, and I feel bad for anyone that follows your garbage.”

Furthermore, Wynn also posted an Instagram Story mocking the allegations and explaining that he was actually in Las Vegas on that date and had “never even been to the BH Hotel.”

Blake Wynn another post on Instagram story (Screengrab/BlakeWynn/Instagram)
Blake Wynn shared a post denying rumors he is dating Erika Kirk (@BlakeWynn/Instagram)

In another post, Wynn noted that these lies represent a bigger problem with online misinformation, stating, “This is an example of a much larger problem we need to address as a country. If blatant lies can spread within minutes to huge amounts of people, how is anyone supposed to differentiate truth from lie.” 

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