Shocking assassination on a conservative activist Charlie Kirk During the speech at the University of Utah, he waved the world, but TMZ's coverage of the tragedy that set fire to social media with rage.

What should be respectfully reporting on Livestream Kirk's death Instead, he turned into a scandal after the viewers heard laughter and clapped in the background.

Many were charged with TMZ employees with mocking death, forcing the exit to perform a public apology and clarify what really happened.

Among the loudest votes that call TMZ He was conservative Firebrand Laura Loomer, which shared the clip on XI demanded responsibility.

Loomer claimed that the staff of the news "cheered 30 seconds before" Charlie Kirk's death was confirmed in the air, calling the behavior "disgusting" and "sham".

He pointed his finger directly on Harvey Levin, who led the show, insisting that he should condemn the incident.

"They were happy when they heard the news about Charlie Kirk's death and can be heard of clapping and cheering before passing the news", she wroteadding to cut shots "before they try to delete."

Loomer reminded followers that Kirk was not only a public figure, but also "husband and father" who were "killed in cold blood", making a moment even more offensive.

Her words and clip moved quickly viral, causing a storm of anger against the publication.

With pressure buildings, TMZ He published a statement on his website and addressed the controversial head.

The output explained that noise has nothing to do with the death of Charlie Kirk, but instead comes from employees in the second part of the building looking at the car car.

"People who watch that car rushes began to laugh and clap the reaction to what they saw," TMZ wrote, adding, but we want to clearly say they don't cheer in response to the assassination. "

Despite this, the page admitted that laughter was missmed and "completely out of line".

They continued to apologize to everyone who heard the background noise while Levin and Charles Latibeaudiere reported a tragic story, admitting injury and confusion.

"Watching the car at that moment was a ton of deaf," the statement was read, as Obel promised to do better.

Levin and Latibeaudiere also talked directly with the viewers in monitoring the video, they are both clear that they understood why the background was so intense.

Levin said that if someone truly cheers over Kirk's death, "they wouldn't work on TMZ, "emphasizes that the output was serious about it.

He found that he actually "walked out of the camera" during survival to check what was happening in the office after listening to the noise itself.

Levin admitted that the timing was "inappropriate" and confirmed that the viewers could see his rewatching reaction full during.

"We admit that it was a horrible time, and we are sorry for that," he told.

Both men acknowledged it until the laughter was about Kirk's death, she still created a perception that was deeply disregarded.

Shortly after he was offered his apology, fans were taken to social media to share his thoughts.

At XMany users slammed Levin and Latibeaudiere, noting that their explanation was fake.

"Don't believe it for a moment. This happened at the exact moment of Trump confirmed that Charlie passed away," one person wrote.

Another fan divided the same feelings, revealing that it was not a coincidence that the fan came exactly when Trump announced Charlie Kirk's death.

Some fans split that the duo was lying, because in California, there was no chatter.

"You better show a shot car on video or news because no one believes you right now," one fan shared.

Others threatened to remove TMZ, calling them "contemptible" and "fairies".