Kathrine Frich
The bizarre theory gained traction on social media-
The bizarre theory gained traction on social media.
Country Singer Thrust Into Spy Drama
Country music artist Alexis Wilkins is facing wild online allegations claiming she’s a Mossad agent planted to infiltrate the U.S. government.
The accusations center on her relationship with newly appointed FBI Director Kash Patel. Wilkins flatly denied the rumors, calling them “completely absurd” in an interview with journalist Megyn Kelly.
The Mossad Theory Circulating Online
The bizarre theory gained traction on social media after heated debates around the Epstein investigation.
Some accounts, without any evidence, suggested Wilkins had ties to Israeli intelligence due to her work with conservative platforms like PragerU.
Critics pointed to her involvement in education projects as alleged proof, despite no link being established.
Wilkins Responds: “Illogical and Disturbing”
Wilkins told Kelly the theory makes no sense, especially given her relationship with Patel began over two and a half years ago, long before his FBI appointment.
“It would’ve been a very long-term strategy,” she joked, dismissing the spy claims as paranoid fantasy fueled by frustration and misinformation.
The Origin of Their Relationship
In the interview, Wilkins shared details of how she met Patel at a Nashville party through a mutual friend.
She emphasized their shared values over age difference, calling him “one of the most sincere people I’ve met.”
Their bond, she says, has nothing to do with politics or espionage.
Conspiracy Theories Rooted in Ideology
Online attacks have intensified in recent weeks, with critics citing Wilkins’ conservative media presence as suspicious.
She is known for opposing progressive institutions and supporting veteran causes. These public stances, she believes, have made her a target in a hyper-partisan climate.
“I Live My Life in the Open”
Wilkins rejected the idea that she’s hiding anything.
“There is enough information about me out there,” she said. “Those who speculate choose to ignore that.”
She labeled the accusations not just untrue, but personally upsetting.
A Popular Figure in Conservative Circles
Known for her weekly show on Rumble and work with PragerU, Wilkins maintains a loyal following.
Her public life, she argues, is an open book.
The espionage theory, she says, is simply an outgrowth of a toxic digital culture that’s eager to invent villains.
