Laura Loomer Escalates Feud With Candace Owens Over Family And Faith Posts
Key Takeaways
- Dispute turned personal, dragging spouses and family into public controversy.
- Andrew Simpson named as Loomer's husband or fiancé, with inconsistent status reports.
- Public online disclosures drew attention amid MAGA-aligned conservative circles.
X feud turns personal
A public political feud between Candace Owens and Laura Loomer escalated into a fight over family and faith after Loomer challenged Owens’ personal life and past relationships in posts shared on social media.
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In one widely shared post, Loomer wrote, “Candace Owens was living with a man named Ryan who she was dating for 7 years when she came home one day and told him she was engaged to George Farmer.”

Loomer also questioned Owens’ religious identity, adding, “How is she a devout Catholic?”
The dispute then broadened into claims about where Owens lived and who she was dating before her engagement, with Loomer writing, “2 weeks before she was engaged to George Farmer, she was living in Philadelphia with Ryan and her cat. She was planning to marry Ryan.”
Loomer further sharpened her criticism with the line, “Don’t let her tell you she’s some devout Catholic. She’s for the streets.”
She also referenced her own alleged connection to the situation, writing, “How do I know? Because Candace invited me to dinner with her and Ryan in Connecticut multiple times in 2017.”
The Times of India said Owens and her family “have not publicly reacted to these most recent comments,” and that the silence “has merely given rise to additional speculation.”
Andrew Simpson name goes viral
The feud took another turn when Candace Owens named “Andrew Simpson” as Laura Loomer’s secret husband in a viral X exchange on 19 April, according to International Business Times UK.
The outlet described the claim as posted “without evidence,” and said it “dragged the right-wing activist's closely guarded fiancé into a public feud” that had already pulled in “children, faith, and the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement's internal power struggle.”

International Business Times UK said Loomer “neither confirmed nor denied the name,” replying only that her life and her husband are “great.”
The same article said the moment came when an X user pressed Owens to investigate Loomer’s husband, speculating he might be the son of a Trump donor, and Owens responded with the name “Andrew Simpson” and a jab at Loomer’s religious identity, asking whether the man knew Loomer was “not actually Jewish.”
It reported that online users then began hunting for him, including a claim that an Andrew Simpson LinkedIn profile listed as a project manager at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, though “no link to Loomer was established.”
Hindustan Times similarly framed the “Andrew Simpson” reference as a personal jab during the back-and-forth on X, saying Loomer’s husband remained “still a unicorn to the general public.”
Hindustan Times also quoted Loomer’s vague response that her life and marriage are “great” and that she ”loves” her husband, while noting she “did not explicitly confirm the name of her husband.”
Faith and family jabs traded
Beyond the “Andrew Simpson” naming, the sources describe the feud as rooted in earlier exchanges about family and faith, with both women using personal language aimed at children and religious identity.
“Conservative commentator, Candace Owens, named 'Andrew Simpson' as Laura Loomer's secret husband in a viral X exchange on 19 April, dragging the right-wing activist's closely guarded fiancé into a public feud that has already pulled in children, faith, and the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement's internal power struggle”
International Business Times UK said the husband claim landed “after days of escalating attacks,” including Loomer calling Owens an “evil b****” and writing that Owens’s children had “the worst destiny,” suggesting they would need “serious therapy” because of their mother.
It said Owens answered with a misgendering jab, asking “How many children have you fathered, Larry?” and that the post drew “more than 45,000 likes and over 2 million views on X.”
Hindustan Times quoted Loomer’s own direct taunt about Owens’ family, writing, “But my husband will likely father more children than your allegedly homosexual husband. Did you use a turkey baster? Who squeezed it?”
Hindustan Times also quoted Owens’ response, saying Owens wrote, “A turkey baster? Larry, I really think your dad should put you on one more psych5150 hold. You just seem like you’re on the edge again lately.”
Hindustan Times added that Owens asked, “How’s the wedding planning going w. Andrew Simpson, btw? Does he know you’re not actually Jewish?” and that Loomer did not explicitly confirm the name while saying she “loves” her husband.
In the same Hindustan Times account, Loomer’s engagement was described as announced in December 2025 after Donald Trump “accidentally broke the news during a White House Christmas address,” calling her a “very beautiful young woman” and asking when she would wed.
Competing claims and framing
The reporting diverges on how to treat the “Andrew Simpson” identification and how much is known publicly, even while describing the same feud.
International Business Times UK explicitly characterizes the “Andrew Simpson” naming as a claim “posted without evidence,” and it says Loomer “neither confirmed nor denied the name,” while also stating that “Until Loomer or her fiancé confirms a name, 'Andrew Simpson' remains a claim, not a fact.”

Hindustan Times similarly says there is “no widely verified public information confirming Simpson’s identity or relationship with Loomer,” while describing social media speculation that included a LinkedIn profile of an Andrew Simpson listed as an employee at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
The Times of India, meanwhile, centers on Loomer’s allegations about Owens’ past relationships and religious identity, and it notes that Owens and her family “have not publicly reacted” to Loomer’s comments.
It also includes Loomer’s direct address to Owens’ father-in-law, Michael Farmer, writing, “Isn’t that right, @TheLordFarmer? Please tell us why you don’t follow your daughter in law on X.”
International Business Times UK does not include that specific Michael Farmer line, instead describing Loomer’s engagement timeline and her refusal to name her fiancé in interviews.
The Hindustan Times account also includes Loomer’s engagement announcement details, saying Donald Trump “accidentally broke the news during a White House Christmas address,” while International Business Times UK says Loomer confirmed her engagement in December 2025 after Trump’s address and called her a “very beautiful young woman.”
Engagement timeline and stakes
The sources connect the feud to Loomer’s guarded personal life and to her engagement timeline, while also describing how the conflict has pulled in broader MAGA movement dynamics.
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International Business Times UK said Loomer confirmed her engagement in December 2025 after President Donald Trump “accidentally broke the news during a White House Christmas address,” calling her a “very beautiful young woman” and asking when she would wed.

It also said that in July 2025, Loomer stated her fiancé does not work in politics but is “politically informed,” and that they met on a plane over a year earlier.
The same outlet reported that Loomer refused to name him in any interview, telling the PBD Podcast in July 2025 she kept him out of the media to avoid him being 'targeted'.
Hindustan Times similarly described Loomer’s engagement announcement in December 2025 after Trump’s White House Christmas address, and it said Loomer posted a photo with her fiancé “but his face was hidden.”
International Business Times UK described the feud as dragging in “children, faith, and the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement's internal power struggle,” and it said the claim turned “a weeks-long online spat into one of conservative media's most personal fights in years.”
While the sources do not describe any legal or physical consequences, they do identify the immediate stakes as the public exposure of private family details, including the repeated focus on Loomer’s husband identity and Owens’ family and faith.
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