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Candace Owens has had a tumultuous and headline-grabbing stretch in the past few days. According to AOL, she is actively attempting to rebrand herself in the wake of being ousted from her previous role as the “Black voice of anti-Blackness” in conservative media. She’s now shown a clear public pivot, attempting to win over the Black community—an audience she notoriously antagonized through several years of high-profile conservative activism. The debate is raging, with opinion columnists citing her past criticisms of Republicans and Donald Trump, juxtaposed sharply against her more recent stances and media persona. There’s undeniable speculation that this rebranding bid reflects long-term career recalibration after the collapse of her relationship with major conservative outlets.

TheHub.News reports that since being fired from the Daily Wire, Owens has relaunched with her own podcast, marking a significant attempt at media independence amid her ongoing controversies. One recent episode, discussed in viral YouTube reactions, features Owens delivering her take on the Epstein story, where she pushes back fiercely on claims that the Epstein scandal is merely a Democratic hoax—a stance singled out as a rare moment in which she diverged sharply from right-wing orthodoxy.

Owens has also made waves with statements about Israel, circulating widely on video and social media. In a clip highlighted by ILTV Israel News, she called Israel a “cult nation” and fueled debate over its symbolism and global influence. This escalated longstanding accusations that her rhetoric borders on antisemitism, and these recent remarks have garnered considerable pushback and attention.

AOL also notes her public rebuke of Donald Trump, with Owens claiming that Trump “thinks his base is stupid,” adding another rupture in a previously close relationship between the pair. This criticism made national headlines, indicating both the depth of her disillusionment and the high stakes of her current rebranding. Social media activity from Owens has been robust—she commented on Instagram, for example, that she never expected the full Epstein list to become public, fueling additional speculation online.

Meanwhile, on lighter notes, MVSU highlighted Owens publicly praising Lizzo’s weight loss journey and inviting her to work out together, marking a surprisingly upbeat and non-political sidebar amid her usual combative persona.

Owens continues her speaking engagements and podcasting, according to Priority List, still deeply engaged in cultural commentary. The sum of these narratives—her public discord with former allies, a high-profile media split, ongoing podcasting efforts, and new attempts to engage wider audiences—signal a volatile but potentially transformative period for her career. Some speculate that Owens is shifting long-term from right-wing firebrand to something more unpredictable, though what the next phase holds is still very much up in the air.

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