Candace Owens has reacted after Kanye West, now known as Ye, issued a public apology for his past antisemitic actions. The apology was shared on Monday through The Wall Street Journal, where Ye spoke openly about his mental health and took responsibility for his past words. He said he deeply regretted what he had said and made it clear that he does not support hate. Soon after the apology was published, Candace Owens spoke about it on her podcast. She said Ye is like a brother to her and that she would never turn her back on him. While she admitted that she does not always agree with him, she said she still supports him as a person.
Ye’s apology quickly spread online. A post shared by Pop Base summed up his words and gained wide attention. In the letter, Ye apologized not only to the Jewish community but also to the Black community. He said he was not asking for sympathy but hoped to earn forgiveness.
