Madison Prewett Troutt pays tribute to Charlie Kirk’s faith legacy

Following the tragic death of Charlie Kirk, Madison Prewett Troutt pays tribute to her heritage and honors as a man who lives bravely for her faith and truth.

Troutt first rose to national interest in the 23 season of ABC’s “The Bachelor”, where he finished the second. Since then, he met his husband Grant Troutt and got married, and the couple now shares a daughter Hotanna.

Beyond his personal life, Troutt has become a sound for faith -oriented inspiration. “Stay True Podcast” and the host of a best -selling writer. The newest version, “Dare to be real: Eat the lies that connect you ALive the truth that releases you,“ It focuses on helping readers to lead an authentic, Christ -based life. It can be purchased on Tuesday.

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Troutt, Turning Point US]]when he was assassinated in a tragic way, he explained the feeling of “ruins”.

“As many people in America felt, I feel the weight, a heavy sadness. But at the same time I felt a belief to rise, to be more brave and to be more ashamed of the truth.” He said. “Charlie was a man who lived and died for the truth.”

Since then, Troutt described a “turning point” after Kirk’s death.

“Now people, ‘Wow, I want to learn more about the truth. I want to learn more about what he builds his life’ and people open.” He said.

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On Sunday, September 14, 2025 in Washington, John F. Kennedy Memorial Center, Charlie Kirk, for a monument and prayer vigils for a monument and singing. (Rod Lamkey, Jr./ap Photo)

He added that Kirk’s death causes many people to reflect deeper to eternity.

“I have to understand what will happen to me. For example, what is eternity? And I think people ask these questions and wonder, and at the same time a sense of security, now wants a sense of hope in a dark time.”

Although Troutt accepted Kirk’s political participation, he said that he was due to his belief and stressed that his conviction was ultimately based on faith.

“Everything turned to the truth about Jesus Christ, and he’s always attracted and returned,” he said, he added that the example inspired him and America.

He focuses on finding the new book, meaning and truth.

“I woke up in the middle of the night and felt that the Lord put it in my heart, I felt that I had to write a book to the truth and that everyone needs it.” He said. “And now I see this world we live today with too much fragility, with a lot of pain, with too much confusion. Looking for hunger and truth, there is a hunger and something that leaves them behind, something that leaves them behind.”

Troutt said that he was “broken heart” for the Kirk family, but he believes in the importance of faith even in difficult and dark times.

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“I believe only what the enemy means for harm, and that God will use it for good,” he said. “I also know that God will use it greater than we can imagine.”

“Unless you have Jesus, life is meaningless. And so even if you have all the money in the world, all fame in the world, if you don’t have Jesus, if you don’t know, you don’t know the peace, you don’t know the truth, you don’t know the purpose,” he added.

He also encouraged Kirk’s eternal fate:

“The truth is that that day, Charlie’s life ended in the world, but at the same time her life began in eternity,” he said.

Watch Troutt appears at “Fox & Friends” at 6:50 on Monday.

FOX News’ Alba Cuebas-Fantauzzi contributed to this report

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