Michael Keaton reacts to Charlie Kirk’s death: “Unbelievable”

Michael Keaton Publicly commented on death Charlie Kirk He was assassinated last week.

this Birdman The 74-year-old star paid tribute to the late Conservative political activist at a 50th anniversary party for investigative journalists and editors in New York City on Monday, Sept. 15.

According to the report typeKeaton’s speech delivered his thoughts on the assassination, which was held on Wednesday, September 10 on the Utah Valley University campus. Kirk was 31 years old when he spoke during a game on campus.

Keaton told the audience: “I’m going to take a moment to say, no matter I might (unable) disagree with many things he said, Charlie Kirk left behind two children and a wife. You have to remember that.” (Kirke survived by his wife Erika Kirk (née Frantzve)the couple’s children. )

The actor continued: “Because in the end, shooting people never answer anything, and the irony of sarcasm of being shot is incredible.”

Kirk President Donald Trump Win in the 2024 presidential election. The shooter was allegedly identified by police as being identified by police on Friday, September 12 Taylor Robinsonhe was detained by police in Utah jail.

Robinson, 22, appeared far away when he appeared in court that day, with prosecutors “putting seven charges for the killing of Charlie Kirk and saying they will seek the death penalty.”

Keaton’s public comments have posted his own thoughts on assassination among other celebrities. Tuesday, Amanda Seyfried Kirk’s statements about abortion, homosexuality, transgender, immigration and other issues were written in the comment section of the Instagram video.

“He’s hateful,” Seyfried, 39, commented on the post. One day, the actress used her Instagram story to seemingly solve Kirk’s death. “You can’t invite violence to the table and be shocked when you start eating,” she shared.

Hours after the assassination news broke, other Hollywood stars reacted to Kirk’s death Chris Pratt Writing by X, “Pray now for Charlie Kirk, for his wife and young children, for our country” Jimmy Kimmel Writing via Instagram: “Don’t we one day agree that shooting another person is terrible and terrible?”