Kash Patel’s Partner Refutes Allegations of Mossad Affiliation

The girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, country singer Alexis Wilkins, has accused media personality Candace Owens of being part of a strategic effort to label her as a ‘honeypot’ operative working for Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency.

Wilkins, 27, alleges that Owens, along with other right-wing influencers, is involved in a Russian-supported group intent on damaging her reputation and harming former President Donald Trump.

In an extensive post on X, Wilkins stated, “For 22 months, a foreign-linked influence network has been conducting coordinated operations against the Trump administration. I know this because I was personally targeted by one of these operations.”

She added, “What I experienced was anything but organic. The media attention was isolating, undesired, and unjustified. There was no one to stand up and declare, ‘This is a fabricated operation,’ or to offer assistance.”

Both Wilkins and Patel, 45, have been under scrutiny for several months amid allegations that they have misused taxpayer funds for personal travel and security needs.

Amid the backlash, failed Utah candidate for the US Senate, Samuel Parker, and MAGA influencer Elijah Schaffer, alleged Wilkins was working for the Israeli government as a ‘honeypot’ – an agent who uses a romantic or sexual relationship to compromise a target.

Wilkins then sued Parker and Schaffer, but their allegations were soon amplified by some on the right, including Owens. 

Since then, Wilkins said she collected evidence that Owens and others are part of an operation intended to sow ‘chaos’ within the GOP, derail the 2026 midterm elections and ‘subvert’ the president’s agenda.  

‘Well, I don’t believe in problems without solutions, so I’ve spent the last few months learning to build programs to utilize publicly-available information to prove that this is way bigger than me,’ she said. 

FBI Director Kash Patel’s girlfriend Alexis Wilkins claimed on Tuesday night there is a Russian-backed cabal of right-wing influencers trying to sew ‘chaos’ in the Republican party

She specifically mentioned podcaster Candace Owens, who amplified allegations that Wilkins was a ‘honeypot’ for Mossad

Wilkins said on X she has been collecting evidence on the cabal ever since

‘This is about creating chaos in the Republican Party,’ Wilkins then alleged. ‘It’s about the organized effort to lose Republicans the midterms and subvert President Trump’s agenda, and I have the data for you to see.’

The country singer then went on to post images of charts and graphs she claims reveal ‘abnormal’ social media behavior amplifying the claims that she is a Mossad agent, which she likened to a ‘weapon’ being used against her and the Trump administration.

Her posts allege Owens, former Trump advisor Michael Flynn and former counterterrorism chief Joe Kent are all involved in a Russian-backed effort to fracture the president’s base with antisemitic conspiracy theories.

‘The goal of this operation is not to win a political argument, but to make the fractures feel more permanent. To make Republicans feel their movement is over. To make soldiers feel the war [in Iran] isn’t worth fighting. To make the government and its officials look unstable and create media that creates more problematic media,’ she claimed.

Wilkins specifically pointed to Owens’ repeated claims that Israel was behind influencer Charlie Kirk’s September assassination, which she said ‘immediately’ sparked the ‘honeypot’ allegations against her.

‘A moment of natural Republican unity is converted, within hours, into one of the most sustained fracture points of the year,’ Wilkins wrote.

More recently, Kent resigned from the Trump administration over the war in Iran, saying he stepped down after it became clear that ‘we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.’

Following his departure, the Flynn-backed Catholics for Catholics group announced Kent would appear at a gala in Washington DC, Kent sat down for an interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, and he appeared onstage with Flynn and Owens at the Waldorf Astoria, Wilkins noted.

The country singer shared charts and graphs she claims reveal ‘abnormal’ social media behavior amplifying the claims that she is a Mossad agent, which she likened to a ‘weapon’ being used against her and the Trump administration 

She claimed the goal is to derail the 2026 midterm elections and subvert President Donald Trump’s agenda 

‘This doesn’t even scratch the surface of who might be getting paid by whom – this is all matrixed publicly available information,’ Wilkins wrote.

She then concluded her thread by arguing: ‘MAGA doesn’t have an approval problem. It has an infiltration problem… and it was never about me.’

In a follow-up post, Wilkins called the MAGA figures she referenced ‘grifters’ and ‘profiteering podcasters’ trying to ruin Republicans’ chances in the midterms.

‘Moral of the story: we have midterms to unite for. Stop fighting. The fighters trying to ruin all of what ever [sic] worked for: Shape up or ship out,’  the country singer wrote.

‘Vote for this country. Support our military, our law enforcement who need our support, the admin doing its best to restore common sense. So we can still get rid of the deep state that still exists,’ she urged.

‘We don’t need profiteering podcasters to wreck that,’ Wilkins added.

Owens called Wilkins’ 13-part thread ‘completely and utterly false’ and ‘objectively hilarious’ as she responded to the singer’s claims.

‘I would say “stick to country music” but you kinda suck at that too.’

Flynn also posted a meme of two cats looking at smartphones with the caption: ‘Me and my so-called “Flynn network” hard at work… don’t lose your sense of humor folks, stuff getting deep.’ 

Catholics for Catholics further released a statement saying its goal ‘is NOT to win a political argument but to win souls for Jesus Christ. 

‘And by no means do we want “soldiers” to tire…we must never stop fighting for America and Christ’s Kingdom!’

Wilkins started dating Patel in 2023, and now has her own security team comprising elite local SWAT agents in Nashville as she continues her music career 

Wilkins started dating Patel in 2023, and now has her own security team comprising elite local SWAT agents in Nashville as she continues her music career.

She allegedly also ordered her agents to escort her inebriated friend home at least twice, with one occasion in the spring.

Not wanting to alter their protection plan for Wilkins, the agents pushed back. 

In one instance, however, Patel called the security team leader and demanded that they listen to his girlfriend’s orders, multiple sources told MS NOW.

When her security detail then left a National Rifle Association event in which Wilkins was set to sing ‘The Star-Spangled Banner,’ Patel allegedly fumed at the detail’s commander, stressing his concerns about their failure to communicate their movements.

Wilkins, Patel and the FBI have denied the claims.

The Daily Mail has reached out to the FBI for comment on Wilkins’ allegations.