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Based on my search results, the key event that happened involves Erin Napier (HGTV’s “Home Town” star) and her response to Charlie Kirk’s death. However, I cannot find any specific new developments from today (September 14, 2025). The story appears to be ongoing from earlier this week. Let me provide the news article based on the available information:

HGTV Star Erin Napier Faces Backlash Over Charlie Kirk Death Stance

HGTV’s “Home Town” star Erin Napier continues facing online harassment after refusing to celebrate conservative commentator Charlie Kirk’s assassination earlier this week.

Napier posted “Only the demonized celebrate death” on her Instagram Stories following Kirk’s fatal shooting at Utah Valley University on September 10, sparking intense backlash from followers who expected her to celebrate his death.

Fan Outrage Prompts Sharp Response

The 40-year-old television personality has shared screenshots of threatening messages from viewers who vowed to boycott her show, discard her merchandise, and unfollow her across all platforms. One follower wrote they would throw away her “books and candles” and stop watching “Home Town” because they viewed her stance as supporting “intolerance and hate”.

Napier responded bluntly to each threat with the same message: “Because I will not celebrate murder”.

Personal Attacks Target Homeschooling Decision

Critics escalated their attacks by targeting Napier’s choice to homeschool her daughters, Helen, 7, and Mae, 4, in Laurel, Mississippi. One commenter, claiming to be a psychiatrist, connected her homeschooling to Kirk’s political views on gun rights.

“You know nothing about why I am homeschooling my children, you sick goblin,” Napier fired back.

Conservative Activist Killed at University Event

Kirk, 31, founder of Turning Point USA and host of “The Charlie Kirk Show,” was fatally shot while speaking at an outdoor event at Utah Valley University. Authorities arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in connection with the assassination.

The conservative activist had gained prominence for opposing what he termed “sexual anarchy” and encouraging young people to embrace traditional family values.

HGTV Stars Express Grief Over Tragedy

Multiple HGTV personalities condemned the violence, with Jenny Marrs of “Fixer to Fabulous” calling for national unity, while Heather El Moussa described feeling “so much sadness”. The stars of “Renovation Aloha” emphasized the importance of free speech on college campuses.

Napier’s unwavering position-that celebrating anyone’s murder is morally wrong-has divided her fanbase but aligns with her Christian faith and the show’s emphasis on community values.