Back alone on the show without the sister who helped launch their Trumpworld careers, Rochelle “Silk” Richardsonof pro-Trump duo ‘Diamond and Silk’, has offered a new theory as to why she’s a companion Lynnette “Diamond” Hardaway passes away: A biological weapon has been released into the air.
Wednesday night’s performance came in multiple turns as Silk announced that she was back, bigger and bolder than ever, while berating supporters for sending in audition tapes and criticizing the funeral. by Lisa Marie Presley for “imitating” her sister’s memorial service. (“What is this lady’s name? Marie Presley? Lisa Marie Presley?”)
But first, Silk throws in Diamond’s death, who according to her death certificate, died of heart disease on January 8 at the age of 51. During the show, Silk carried a pair of her sister’s heels, held it in front of the camera and declared: “I don’t here to try to fill my sister’s shoes. I won’t try to be like my sister, act like my sister, all I will do is be myself: Silk.”
“I know that all this really seems strange, but nothing can be changed if everything stays the same,” Silk said. “You’re used to seeing me with Diamond and hell, I’m used to seeing me with Diamond. You get used to her talking, while I sit back and say ‘mmhmm, that’s right.’
Silk described her sister’s death as “God’s plan”, but “sudden and unexpected”. Hardaway was “happy” before his death and “it happened all of a sudden,” she said, before turning to her theories around COVID-19 vaccines and biological weapons.
Silk says she “can’t tell you directly if my sister has vaxx”… citing “legal purposes”. Instead, she asked a question; “If you knew that a vaccine, what they call a vaccine, is a biological weapon, would you use it?”
“Are we being poisoned through the air?” Silk said. “On the last show that Diamond was on, she was worried about something getting sprayed into the air. And I agree with her; it was something that was sprayed into the air, and now my sister died today.”
Like The Daily Beast before report, after Diamond’s death, the far-right became obsessed with the idea of a mysterious aerial attack because, in one of her final episodes, the expert said she smelled it something in the air. Except, there’s still a central flaw in such a theory: Silk is still alive and sitting next to Diamond in the episode in question.
Before claiming biological weapons could be blamed on Wednesday night, Silk had suggested earlier Diamond’s death was caused by “poisoning” due to the “falling out” of the COVID-19 vaccine, which is an unwarranted anti-vaxxer conjecture that accuses the vaccineers of spreading live virus particles. . However, that is wrong, because the CDC has speak“None of the vaccines authorized for use in the United States contain live virus.”
Diamond and Silk CEO Tressie Ham did not respond to The Daily Beast’s request for comment on Wednesday night and Silk could not be reached.
The pro-Trump expert then told her followers that she would be “cleaning the house” and addressing a series of concerns that came in in the weeks following Diamond’s death.
“Don’t email me talking about me changing the show name,” she instructs her followers, while making it clear the name will stay the same. “Diamonds may not be here in the flesh, but she is here in spirit,” she added as a portrait of her sister was framed sitting next to her.
Silk has no plans to rename the show, she said, because when Kentucky Fried Chicken founder Colonel Sanders died, the fast food restaurant hadn’t changed its name. “They didn’t change their name from Kentucky Fried Chicken, did they? They could have added some ingredients, made some crispy chicken, but guess what? You’re still eating Kentucky Fried Chicken, from Kentucky Fried Chicken! she added.
Silk then asked fans to pause emails about new co-hosts.
“Listen, Diamonds are irreplaceable. We [are] won’t try to replace Diamond,” she said. “So please don’t write me a list of recommended individuals you would like to receive and sit next to me as a co-host. That won’t work here!
Apparently, the audition tape was also sent to Silk, which she didn’t appreciate.
“Don’t send in any audition tapes or audition CDs, or whatever you want to call, the video is about, ‘Okay, I want to be your co-host.’ Alright?!”
