Candace Owens Suspends Podcast After Warning of an Assassination on Her Life

American political commentator and podcaster Candace Owens has abruptly suspended her show, telling her followers that she has received what she describes as a serious and credible warning about a possible assassination plot involving foreign actors. The announcement, made through posts on her X account and expanded upon through social media, has sent shockwaves through both her supporters and critics, raising urgent questions while leaving authorities and the public navigating a swirl of claims without official confirmation.

In her posts, Owens stated that she had contacted individuals within the U.S. federal government and the White House to alert them to what she believes is a coordinated plot tied to both French and Israeli interests. She said she is prepared to provide names, financial accounts, and additional details connected to the alleged exchange of money in France and Canada, emphasizing that she has identified what she believes to be the individuals involved.

Owens described being contacted days earlier by what she called a “high-ranking employee of the French government.” After verifying this person’s role and proximity to the French head of state, she said she deemed the information credible enough to make public in the event of harm coming to her. According to Owens, this individual claimed the French leadership had approved a plan for her assassination, allegedly involving a specialized tactical unit. She asserted that the information included details about the team and their preparation for the alleged operation.

In the same series of messages, Owens also referenced the killing of political commentator Charlie Kirk, claiming that the source told her his alleged assassin had connections to French military training. She stated that investigative journalist Xavier Poussard was also in danger. Owens characterized the entire situation as “deadly serious” and urged the public to share her message widely, saying she was uncertain who within the U.S. government could be trusted with the full details.

She further mentioned that she had recently been researching claims related to Brigitte Macron at the time of Kirk’s death, and that additional information surrounding that investigation had been shared through her social media stories. Owens thanked those who had reached out in support and for offering prayers for her family.

As of now, no official public statement has been released by the French government or the White House in response to Owens’ claims. There has also been no independent verification of the warning she says she received. The situation remains unfolding, with Owens choosing to step back from broadcasting for the time being.

What remains clear is that this incident underscores the increasingly volatile intersection of politics, global tensions, and online influence. Whether her claims lead to formal investigations or are ultimately dismissed, the seriousness with which Owens framed the situation has already ignited international attention and a wave of concern among her audience.

For now, the unanswered questions linger, along with a wider conversation about the safety of public figures in an age where threats, real or perceived, can travel instantly and provoke worldwide reaction.