Published September 13, 2025
A social media user followed by Tyler Robinson’s alleged boyfriend on TikTok, posted “WE F-CKING DID IT” moments after Charlie Kirk was shot.
The Shooter, His Transgender Partner, and the Questions That Follow
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has stunned the nation, not only because of the loss of a conservative leader, but also because of the unsettling details now emerging about the accused gunman’s personal life.
Tyler Robinson, just 22 years old, is accused of pulling the trigger in a political crime that has left many Americans shaken. But new revelations raise troubling questions: Robinson was living with a transgender partner, Lance Twiggs, who is now cooperating with federal investigators.
According to law enforcement sources, communications between Robinson and Twiggs are central to the investigation. These include discussions about firearms and other details that may shed light on Robinson’s planning in the days before the attack. While Twiggs has not been accused of wrongdoing, the relationship between the two is now a key thread in understanding what may have influenced or emboldened Robinson.
Even more disturbing, reports indicate that individuals connected to Robinson’s circle celebrated Kirk’s murder online within hours of the shooting. Posts boasting “We f***ing did it” appeared, suggesting that Robinson’s actions were not seen as an isolated crime by those closest to him.
The mainstream media has been quick to downplay these ties, but the fact remains: a young man who assassinated a conservative figure was living with, and communicating closely with, a transgender partner. Whether or not this relationship played a direct role in shaping his views, it cannot be ignored that his immediate circle produced open celebration of Kirk’s death.
The family member also said she didn’t know her relative Twiggs’ politics or whether he was transitioning to become a woman.Lance Twiggs/ TikTok
Robinson allegedly shot and killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025, during Kirk’s stop at Utah Valley University for his American Comeback Tour.
Implications
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Transgender Connection Highlighted
– The shooter wasn’t living in isolation; he was surrounded by a transgender partner whose presence ties the story to gender ideology debates. -
Celebration of Political Violence
– Online posts connected to the shooter’s circle openly cheered Kirk’s death (“We f***ing did it”), implying a subculture that endorses violence against conservatives. -
Ideological Environment, Not Just a Lone Wolf
– The fact that Robinson’s closest circle expressed joy suggests his act wasn’t entirely detached from the environment he lived in. -
Media Downplaying the Transgender Angle
– Mainstream outlets have been cautious, often burying or softening references to the transgender partner, which fuels distrust of media narratives. -
Conservatives as Political Targets
– The assassination of a high-profile conservative leader highlights escalating hostility toward right-leaning voices in America. -
FBI Involvement Raises Questions
– With Robinson’s partner cooperating with the FBI, right-leaning voices may argue federal investigators should probe whether this environment encouraged radicalization. -
Proof of a Broader Trend
– To many on the Right, this case isn’t isolated but part of a growing pattern where radicalized youth influenced by fringe ideologies lash out violently at conservative figures. -
Potential Double Standard in Coverage
– Conservatives may argue that if the shooter had been linked to a right-wing partner or group, the media would be running wall-to-wall coverage on “right-wing extremism.”
According to public records, 22-year-old Lance Twiggs (pictured) resided at the same address where Robinson lived.
Twiggs’ family member, who asked not to be identified, declined to speculate on a romantic relationship between Twiggs and Robinson.
Overall Takeaway:
The assassination of Charlie Kirk cannot be brushed off as the random act of a disturbed young man. Tyler Robinson’s ties to a transgender partner and the online subcultures they engaged with reveal a deeper, more unsettling reality: radical ideologies are festering in the shadows, and they are breeding contempt for faith, family, and conservative voices.
When associates openly celebrate a political leader’s death with cries of “We did it,” Americans must ask whether this was simply coincidence — or whether it reflects a movement that views violence as a legitimate weapon against its opponents.
If the nation ignores the toxic blend of radical gender ideology and extremist rhetoric, this tragedy will not be the last. The murder of Charlie Kirk should serve as a wake-up call: political hatred has consequences, and unless confronted, it threatens the very foundation of civil debate in America.
SOURCES: THE GATEWAY PUNDIT – ‘WE F-CKING DID IT’: X User Connected to Tyler Robinson’s Alleged Boyfriend Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Death in the Moments After Shooting
THE NEW YORK POST – Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin Tyler Robinson lived with transgender partner: source
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