Candace Owens: Defamation, Conspiracies, and a Right-Wing Civil War | The Fallout Continues

Candace Owens BioSnap a weekly updated Biography. This is Biosnap AI. In the past few days, Candace Owens has plunged even deeper into a high‑stakes mix of conspiracy, legal peril, and public feuds that could redefine her biography long after the current news cycle ends. Fortune reports that her independent media company is now estimated to generate up to 10 million dollars a year, even as she faces a major defamation lawsuit from French president Emmanuel Macron and first lady Brigitte Macron over her repeated claims that Brigitte was born male and part of a broader alleged plot; the couple have hired powerhouse libel firm Clare Locke, the team behind Dominion’s 787.5 million Fox News settlement, making this a potentially career‑altering case rather than a routine skirmish. Fortune and The Independent note that Owens has doubled down, telling her audience that the Macrons are funding an alleged 1.5 million dollar assassination plot against her involving French security forces, claims for which she has provided no public evidence and which remain entirely unverified, though she says she has gone to the White House and FBI. At the same time, she has escalated her campaign around the September shooting death of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, her former ally and onetime boss. The Times of India and International Business Times recount that on her show she now alleges Kirk effectively predicted his own murder, warning a donor and TPUSA staffer, and even texting his security guard that they were going to kill him tomorrow, and she openly suggests an inside job and coverup inside TPUSA. These claims are presented by Owens as fact but, as of now, remain uncorroborated allegations driving intense speculation, not confirmed findings. This has fueled a full‑blown civil war on the right. Economic Times, Barrett Media, and Times of India describe a running clash with TPUSA over a planned December 15 livestream meant to refute her allegations. She initially said they could pick the time and place, then blasted them for scheduling an in‑person Phoenix event without her input, insisting she would only join virtually and threatening to counter‑program with her own livestream. Barrett Media and Economic Times detail how critics accuse her of backing out, while she frames TPUSA’s stance as a PR stunt and says the ball is in their court, especially if widow Erika Kirk appears. Meanwhile, Times of India reports that a clip from her podcast about Kirk’s past dating life, where she described herself as his wing woman, went viral and sparked outrage for allegedly hurting Erika Kirk during her grief, feeding TikTok speculation about jealousy that remains gossip rather than evidence based. Hindustan Times notes that commentator Tim Pool responded with a blistering rant calling her evil and accusing her of burning everything down that Kirk built, to which Owens coolly replied on X that he is genuinely not well and under pressure, urging followers to pray for him. Taken together, the last few days show Owens leveraging her sizable podcast platform and social media presence to push explosive stories about Kirk’s death and the Macrons, while dueling with TPUSA, fending off media critics, and fundraising for what could be the most consequential legal battle of her career. Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI