Charlie Kirk faced criticism for comments made during a Turning Point USA Faith event, where he suggested women in their early thirties are less attractive and past their prime.
He attributed this to societal messages encouraging corporate careers over traditional roles and claimed that birth control negatively affects women's mental health.
His remarks sparked backlash on social media, with some defending him while others condemned his views on women's attractiveness and the use of birth control, highlighting the controversy around his statements and the broader societal debate over women's roles and health choices.