‘Candace Owens is dead’: Podcast’s Twitter activity takes center stage amid bizarre claims; ‘Check her out’
podcast Candace Owens‘Twitter or X The event came into focus after a now-deleted post claimed she had died. The post was allegedly made by podcaster Lilly Gaddis, known for The Lilly Show.
“The family of Candace Owen contacted me earlier this morning, and it is with deep sadness and sorrow that I share the passing of my long-time friend and political commentator Candace. But I also cannot shake the feeling that this was more than just a random tragedy. There were circumstances surrounding Candace’s death, especially in the CharlieThe past has raised serious questions, and I hope the full truth will come to light. I want to respect her family’s privacy so I will not reveal any further details. Please keep posting,” the post read. While the post now does not exist on X, many shared screenshots claim it has been removed by Gaddis.
“So… why did @thelillygaddis post this and delete it?” one asked. Someone else wondered “This is no surprise at all. Where is Candace Owens?” share Screenshot of the alleged post.
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Another one commented “Wait! Is she up to something!? @baroncoleman can you check on Candace!”. Owens was also asked if he had cleared the air.
“Candace clarify? I’ve never heard anything so weird before!” they wrote Notably, this brought attention to Owens’ X or Twitter profile.
Candace Owens’ X (Twitter) profile takes center stage
The podcast did not directly respond to the post claiming she was dead. The 37-year-old was also fairly quiet today on the Elon Musk-owned platform.
Owens posted four posts today, two of which were retweeted. The forward was made approximately 12-14 hours ago. The posts were made about six hours ago.
In one post, she got into a fight with Turning Point USA’s Blake Neff, wrote “Absolutely no one believes this, Black. …Except the people who sold their souls to Israel.” Another post was a reply to a Tucker Carlson video, with the person who shared the video writing: “Charlie Kirk was not murdered for his views on transgenderism, apparently. Those of us who knew him best and called him a friend believe he was most likely murdered for his changing views on Israel.”
In this regard, Owens Replied “Correct”.
It’s worth noting that Owens’ post came just hours after Gaddis allegedly deleted a post about her death. There has been no official or family confirmation of her death. The next episode of Owens’ podcast, Candace, will be released on Monday. Episodes air Monday through Friday, so the far-right podcast won’t be posting anything on the weekends.
Despite claims online, there is currently no indication that Candace Owens has passed away. The podcaster gained even more attention after the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in September 2025. Owens, a former TPUSA member and friend of Kirk, advanced a number of conspiracy theories after his assassination, including blaming Israel and Kirk’s widow, Erica Kirk – but she never provided any evidence to support those claims.
