Overview
- Vance wrote on X that his wife, Usha, is not a Christian and has no plans to convert, though he hopes she may one day share his faith.
- He said he loves and supports her and cited free will in explaining how they navigate faith differences.
- His clarification followed an Oct. 29 Q&A at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Mississippi in Oxford.
- He said the couple raises their three children Christian; the family attends Mass, two children attend a Christian school, and their 8-year-old recently received first communion.
- Reaction online ranged from criticism that he minimized her Hindu identity to support for sharing one’s beliefs, and he described some of the pushback as anti-Christian bigotry.