A heartbreaking scene unfolded on Friday when conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s show went live for the first time since his death — and showed only an empty seat.

ā€œWe’re going live this morning on The Charlie Kirk Show to remember our friend. Jack, Tyler, Blake, and I are in his studio. His chair will remain empty,ā€ Andrew Kolvet wrote on X.

Kirk was shot in the neck while speaking at his ā€œAmerican Comeback Tourā€ at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

The 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder was husband to Erika and the father of two small children.

Kirk’s death has had a profound effect on his family, friends, and fans as they remember him as a Christian man who respectfully debated people from all walks of life and backgrounds, while leading a youth movement of young conservative voters.

ā€œCharlie would’ve wanted us to be here. He would’ve been upset if we weren’t here. We’ve left his chair open and empty, because nobody could ever fill it,ā€ Kolvet said.

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