The son of former NFL player and U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker, Christian Walker, has had enough of his father lying about the allegations against him. He took to Twitter to vent.
From reportedly lying about working in law enforcement in Georgia and graduating at the top 1% of his class at the University of Georgia to rumors regarding secret children and paying for his girlfriendâs abortion, the public hasnât viewed Walker positively. And his son, Christian, isnât taking his side anymore.
On Oct. 3, Christian went off on his father after he denied the allegations.
Fatherhood has always been a topic Christian addressed on his social media platforms because, according to Christian, it has impacted him due to his fatherâs absence. In a video posted on Twitter, Christian went off about how his fatherâs absence affected him and how it was bothersome that his dad would publicly lie about the allegations against him, specifically mentioning the abortion.
âI was silent lie after lie after lie,â he said. âThe abortion card drops yesterday. Itâs literally his handwriting in the card. They say have receipts, whatever. He gets on Twitter, he lies about it. Okay, Iâm done. Everything has been a lie.â
Recently, an anonymous woman claimed she got pregnant with Walkerâs child in 2009, and he urged her to get an abortion. She handed over receipts to The Daily Beast showing a $575 receipt from the abortion clinic, a âget wellâ card sent from the U.S. Senate candidate, and a bank deposit receipt with a photo of the $700 check Walker gave her.
She told the outlet that she had no idea he had another child and wanted to come forward to show that he was a hypocrite advocating for anti-abortion yet forced her to terminate her pregnancy.
In regards to the secret child, The Daily Beast learned from anonymous sources that Walker and his campaign staff knew he was lying about having secret children. When the outlet asked his advisors about a 10-year-old and 13-year-old he fathered, he confirmed that they were his children and a daughter he had while in college.
His campaign manager, Scott Paradise, tried to downplay the lies by stating that it was âabsurdâ and âoffensiveâ to think Walker hid the children from public knowledge for political reasons.
The outlet also reported that emails and texts among his advisers show they never trusted Walker, calling him a âpathological liar.â
Christian posted that Walkerâs family told him not to run for office because of his past, but he refused to listen.
Last year, Christianâs attitude towards his father was different. At one point, the social media influencer supported his fatherâs political campaign.
In 2020, Christian dedicated a Fatherâs Day tweet to Walker, claiming he was thankful to have a âBlack father.â
Walker posted on Twitter that he loved his son âno matter whatâ after Christian aired his business on social media.