JUST IN: Liberals’ ‘Vile’ Claim About Erika Kirk Gets Immediately Debunked

People have taken to social media to make vile, strange accusations against Erika Kirk, the widow of assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk, saying she made “devil horns” with her hand at her husband’s memorial service in Arizona on Sunday.

The hand gesture, which in sign language means “I love you,” was made by the grieving wife and mother while she was on stage with President Donald Trump at the end of the service. Kirk, 36, a devoted Christian, raised her arm with her pinky and index fingers extended.

Some individuals have stated this was a “satanic hand symbol,” according to the Daily Mail. They claim it’s intended to invoke Satan in what the report refers to as “unhinged social media posts.” Many of them have now gone viral.

Fans of Erika have started to fight back against the allegations against her, noting that the hand gesture means “I love you” in sign language.

“PSA: Erika Kirk’s hand sign at the end was sign language for I love you. Not a satanic hand sign. Dear lord… please give me strength on this app,” one X user posted.

“It’s sign language for ‘love you,'” another person said. “Ignorance is exactly why people commit violence. LEARN THINGS! Don’t spew evil where none exists.”

Posts defending Kirk, who is a former Miss Arizona, came after several individuals took to the platform to make posts about the “devil horn” claims.

During the event, Erika Kirk gave one of the most powerful speeches, forgiving her husband’s assassin, Tyler Robinson.

“I caught this hand sign from Erika Kirk which is a Devil/Owl sign people use in dark meetings and rock-on concerts,” one man wrote on X.

“Why would she make this hand signal as a professing Christian and being knowledgeable of these things?”

“What is happening? Erika Kirk throwing up a satanic hand symbol to end off Charlie’s funeral?!?!” another wrote breathlessly.

“But why did Erika wait until she was standing with the most famous man alive, in front of the whole world, at the most significant moment of her life, to throw up the devil-horned gesture?” a third individual said.

The so-called “devil horn” gesture is made with pinky and forefinger raised, but all other digits, including the thumb, tucked in. The “I love you” gesture involves raising the pinky and forefinger, with the thumb extended, which is the gesture Erika made on stage at the end of the memorial.