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Erika Kirk ensured she appeared as glamorous as doable on Wednesday morning as she made yet another appearance on Fox News.

The widow of Charlie Kirk, who was shot useless in September, appeared on the news channel‘s discuss show, Outnumbered on December 10, and opted for a vibrant red blazer with gold buttons as she promoted her late husband’s posthumous e book, Stop, in the Name of God: Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform Your Life.

Erika, 37, teamed her sensible jacket with a pair of white huge-legged trousers and a silver cross diamond necklace and stud earrings as she chatted away to the hosts. This comes after she made an appearance on Fox & Friends on December 9.

The mom-of-two sported a full face of make-up and wore her long blonde hair down in unfastened waves.

During her appearance on Outnumbered, Erika was requested about how she plans to navigate the use of social media with her two youngsters as they grow old.

“I want them to have a childhood. I want them not to be thinking, ‘Oh, does my outfit not match for my social post. Do I have to keep taking different photos for people to think I’m cute?'” Erika said.

She continued, “My daughter is the love of my life. My son is my dreamboat. They are perfect in my eyes. Yes, we’re human. I’m not going down that route. I’m saying let them enjoy being a child.

“They have loads of time in their life to get assaults and insults, and, yes, they are going to grow up to have a backbone of metal, but they’re infants, allow them to give you the option to be poured into, beloved on, so when they do get into the world, they’re like, ‘You know what? You can call me whatever you need; it would not impression me because I do know who I’m.”

Erika’s appearance on Outnumbered follows her recent appearances on several other Fox News shows.

The 37-year-old widow of the conservative activist appeared on Fox & Friends on Tuesday, December 9, to discuss her husband’s final posthumous book.

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While giving an update on how she and Charlie’s family are doing in the wake of his death on September 10, Erika revealed that her mother “is battling a uncommon sickness.”

Erika began by saying that her mother “LOVED” Charlie, and the couple often joked that he was her “Favorite Child.”

She continued, “I’d say Charlie was her favourite little one. What made our sabbath dinners so particular was that they weren’t about spiritual protocol. My mother is battling a uncommon sickness. We have been going to dinner at my mother’s home.”

Erika added, “My youngsters do not have telephones, they don’t seem to be trying at iPads or screens, we’re sitting together and loving. How was your week? We went around the desk and talked about that. That is particular about Friday nights. We have Friday nights.

“What I miss most, what really just hits me hard, is when I’m in the grocery store, and I see his hot sauce, I want to buy it, little things. His clothes are everywhere.”

Elsewhere in the dialogue, the new Turing Point USA CEO said she will be able to’t “forgive” her husband, Charlie’s alleged killer, before correcting herself.

Erika said she did not forgive gunman Tyler Robinson, who is suspected of taking pictures and killing Charlie at one of his Turning Point USA occasions at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, on September 10. However, she shortly corrected herself.

“Words are powerful, and I’ll never say something I don’t mean. Charlie is the same. He would tell you just how it is. And it is again, faith is a muscle,” she said. “The more you use it, the stronger it gets, and I am not going to let the enemy have a foothold on my life.

How am I supposed to be the mother of my family, the leader of Turning Point, when I have a deep-unrooted, horrible, nasty hate in my heart?”

Erika concluded, “I can not operate with hate in my heart. No one can be fruitful. That does not mean we’re weak or we forgive. I will never forgive that… I will never forget that – Sorry, I will never forget that, I will forgive it because I know that the Lord is just and sovereign.”

Later that day, Erika made an appearance on Fox News’ The Five, where she also promoted her husband’s new e book.