Charlie Kirk’s loved ones allegedly has condemned a new Kanye West documentary for releasing footage of a private meeting between the late conservative activist and the rapper, calling it a cynical attempt to profit from his death, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

Loved Ones Calls Film ‘Disrespectful and Cruel’

Source: @charliekirk/YouTubeKanye West’s documentary includes late activist Charlie Kirk without approval.

The footage appears in In Whose Name?, a two-hour film that traces kooky self-confessed Nazi-lover West’s turbulent personal and professional life through years of iPhone recordings.

The meeting in question took place in 2018 and shows Kirk, then 24, sitting with West, now 48, and political commentator Candace Owens, now 35.

Kirk was fatally shot at a student rally in Utah on 10 September, and loved ones say the decision to include him in the documentary is “disrespectful and cruel.”

A friend of Kirk’s loved ones said: “Charlie is gone, and to drag him into Kanye’s world of controversies like this is shameless. They feel the filmmakers are exploiting his memory for headlines.”

Another pal said: “It was a private meeting between Charlie and Kanye that had nothing to do with the rapper’s controversies, and now his name is being splashed everywhere in connection with Charlie.”

Private Footage Fuels Anger

Source: AMSI EntertainmentFamily say filmmakers are exploiting Kirk’s death for headlines.

The film, directed by Nick Ballesteros, captures West debating culture and politics with Owens while Kirk listens quietly.

It sits alongside a string of behind-the-scenes moments that have already gone viral, including footage of West shouting at Kris Jenner and a clip of West and Elon Musk laughing about Kim Kardashian, the rapper’s former wife.

Kirk’s loved ones have privately said the inclusion felt like a betrayal.