Overview
- In a Who What Wear interview published Wednesday, Seyfried said she is "not f—ing apologizing" and called her assessment "pretty damn factual."
- She said her view was grounded in Kirk’s recorded statements and that social media let her clarify her stance after critics recontextualized it.
- Following September backlash, she wrote that Kirk’s killing was "disturbing and deplorable" even as she objected to what she called misogynistic and racist rhetoric.
- Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet criticized her comments in a statement, reflecting renewed pushback from conservative media and supporters.
- Kirk, 31, was shot dead Sept. 10 at Utah Valley University; suspect Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested and charged and is scheduled for a status hearing in Utah County court on Thursday.