A self-described "witchy woman" filmed herself at work mocking Pam Bondi's cancer diagnosis using astrology.
Now she's the second leftist in four days to lose her job over it.
The left has picked a strange hill – and employers keep burying them on it.
What She Actually Posted
Rosalyn Holt was the business office manager at Helena Square Assisted Living in Port Royal, South Carolina.
She filmed a TikTok at work – surrounded by elderly residents who depended on her – featuring an image of Bondi alongside text suggesting her thyroid cancer was spiritual payback for working on the Epstein case.
The on-screen text read: "So after months of silencing Epstein victims, her throat chakra is rapidly destroying her?? Oh."
That's not political commentary.
That's a woman using astrology to celebrate a cancer patient's suffering while on the clock at an elder care facility.
Her TikTok bio describes herself as a "witchy woman," an "appalled citizen," and an "agent of change."
She got her change.
Navion Senior Solutions Didn't Wait
The X account "I Meme, Therefore I Am" reposted the video Saturday.
By Saturday afternoon, Navion Senior Solutions – Helena Square's parent company – had issued a public statement distancing themselves from Holt.
By Sunday, she was terminated.
Chief Experience Officer Amanda Wickert confirmed to Fox News Digital the company took the matter seriously, conducted a review, and acted.
"Respect, compassion, dignity, and professionalism remain fundamental to who we are and how we serve our residents," the statement read.
Those are the values Holt left at the door when she pulled out her phone.
Four Days Earlier, Same Story
Holt isn't the first.
On May 29 – four days before Holt's firing – Massachusetts TikToker Caitlyn Aguiar lost her job at Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union after posting a video praying that Bondi suffer "the worst case of cancer anybody's ever seen."
Aguiar's video was amplified by Libs of TikTok.
Jeanne D'Arc confirmed her conduct was "inconsistent with Jeanne D'Arc's policies, Code of Ethics, and core values."
Two women, two states, two employers – the same outcome.
The Left Has Always Done This
When Rush Limbaugh announced advanced lung cancer in 2020, the left didn't miss a beat.
Social media filled with posts celebrating his suffering – calling it justice, calling it karma, calling it deserved.
When John McCain was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2017, critics on Twitter cheered openly.
The pattern is always the same: a conservative gets sick, the left decides illness is divine punishment, and they say so on camera.
What's different now is that cameras point both directions.
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They post the video to feel righteous.
The internet posts it back to their employer.
Bondi Is Showing Up Anyway
While these two women were filming content that ended their careers, Pam Bondi was doing something else entirely.
She underwent thyroid cancer surgery, told CNN she is "doing well, though," and showed up to testify before the House Oversight Committee on May 29 – still in recovery – to answer Democrats' questions about the Epstein files.
She is also joining the Presidential Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
Bondi is fighting cancer and going to work.
Her mockers are not.
The free market delivered the right verdict – twice – in four days.
When you film yourself celebrating a woman's cancer at the job where you're supposed to show compassion for the suffering, don't be surprised when the people who sign your checks find out.
The "witchy woman" found out.
Sources:
- Rachel del Guidice, "South Carolina Assisted Living Manager Fired After Mocking Pam Bondi's Cancer Diagnosis in Viral Video," Fox News, June 2, 2026.
- "TikToker Fired from Job After Praying for Pam Bondi to Suffer 'Worst Case of Cancer Anybody's Ever Seen,'" Fox News, May 29, 2026.
- "Former Attorney General Pam Bondi Diagnosed With Thyroid Cancer and Recovering From Treatment," CNN, May 27, 2026.
- "Leftists Rip Into Rush Limbaugh After He Announces Cancer Diagnosis," Blaze Media, February 4, 2020.