Adin Ross is left completely shocked by 6ix9ine claiming he looked like Charlie Kirk's assailant on his stream 

Streamer Adin Ross was left shocked after 6ix9ine claimed he looked like Charlie Kirk's murderer on his live stream. Suspect Tyler Robinson has been arrested in relation to Kirk's murder following his death in September.

On November 6, 6ix9ine, Wack 100, Cuffem, and DJ Akademiks were on Adin Ross's stream. During the Kick stream, 6ix9ine claimed Ross resembles the one who murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk. He was seemingly referring to Tyler Robinson.

"I'm a me saying I'm a Trump supporter. I f*ck with Charlie Kirk. I like, I feel like his debate is. Watch where I'm going with this. Adin looks like the ni**a they arrested, who killed Charlie Kirk," the rapper said.

His words led to Ross breaking into laughter and shock on live stream, asking "what" on camera. Other members on the stream were also left shocked and laughed about it.

Charlie Kirk was shot to death by a single bullet to the neck on September 11, 2025, while he was delivering a talk to students at Utah Valley University. The talk was organized by his own foundation, Turning Point USA. Days later, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson was arrested in relation to the murder and is currently in custody. He reportedly shot Kirk from the top of a roof and ran away immediately.

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Charlie Kirk's widow Erika Kirk speaks up on her husband's death in first televised interview since the tragic incident

Turning Point Inaugural-Eve Ball Held In Washington, D.C. - Source: Getty

On November 6, Charlie Kirk's wife, Erika Kirk, delivered her first televised interview since her husband's death. She mentioned that she has not watched the video of Kirk being shot even today, and recalls her final moments with him before his death. Speaking to Fox News host Jesse Watters, he said:

"I never saw the video, I never will see it. I never want to see it. There are certain things you see in your life that you can never unsee. There are certain things you see in your life that mark your soul forever. I don't want my husband's public assassination to be something I ever see. I don't want my kids to ever see that."

Erika Kirk then recalled her final moments with Charlie Kirk on the day of his assassination. She recalled that the night before, Kirk was excited to deliver his talk and slept in his daughter's bedroom to get a good night's sleep. Erika and their daughter slept in the couple's bedroom. The next morning, he left, and Erika stayed back to take care of her mother, who was having a medical issue.

"He came in and he grabbed that [wedding ring and necklace] and then he left. I didn't even get to give him a kiss goodbye. [Charlie] was like, home needs you. Home needs you, be home. Come with me on Thursday to the next event we have," Erika recalled.

Erika Kirk was in the doctor's chamber with her mother when she received a call from Mikey McCoy. He informed her about Charlie Kirk being shot and asked her to get the kids and security. Since then, she has been in an "unbelievable nightmare". Speaking to Watters, Erika added:

"Mikey [McCoy] called me. I'll never forget, him just being like, Charlie's been shot. He's been shot, get the kids. Get security, get the kids, get the kids, he's been shot. I sprinted out of her treatment center and just collapsed in the middle of the parking lot."

Kirk's wife claimed she is "glad" her husband "did not suffer" as the bullet killed him "instantaneously" and he died on the spot. Further, Erika Kirk also recalled showing concern about Charlie Kirk's safety, although the activist "wasn't afraid". Finally, she recalled how she saw her husband's body for the final time and bid him goodbye.

"I'm just so glad I saw him because… when you see someone at the mortuary, they never look the same. They have awful makeup and they're cold. He was still warm, and his eyes were slightly open. It was so powerful, Jesse. He had this smirk on his face," she said.

She added:

That smirk to me is that look of: you thought you could stop what I've built. This vision, this movement, this revival, you thought you could do that by murdering me. You got my body. You didn't get my soul."

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Erika Kirk is set to succeed Charlie Kirk as the CEO of Turning Point USA, founded by the conservative activist.

Edited by Pratyasha Sarkar