With the abortion still being the bone of contention in many countries, the outcry by pro-abortion activist is catching up the fire everywhere.
And the ladies of Hollywood aren’t going to get behind. Utilizing their platforms and voices, these 10 ladies are speaking out their hearts against the reckless laws affecting the freedom of women.
Nicki Minaj

In a 2014 interview, the singer said-“she thought she was going to die when she discovered she was pregnant as a teen.” The artist cited her experience in a track on her album, The Pinkprint.
“It was the hardest thing I’d ever gone through. It haunted me all my life. It’d be contradictory if I said I wasn’t pro-choice. I wasn’t ready. I didn’t have anything to offer a child.”
Milla Jovovich

In a long Instagram post, Jovovich opined views on abortion and the utmost importance of safe abortion. Talking about her first-hand horrible experience, she highlighted the need for preserving women’s right for their own mental well-being and overall health.
Busy Philipps

The first one to start the Hashtag #Youknowme, the actress Busy, talked about how every 1 in 4 women has had an abortion. Working as a women activist, Philipps has been giving voice to many other social issues in the country.
1 in 4 women have had an abortion. Many people think they don’t know someone who has, but #youknowme. So let’s do this: if you are also the 1 in 4, let’s share it and start to end the shame. Use #youknowme and share your truth.
— Busy Philipps (@BusyPhilipps) May 15, 2019
Jameela Jamil

Post the Georgia Law against Abortion, Jameela tweeted her own story and spoke especially for the marginalized, poor and disabled women who will be most affected by the law. Slamming the haters on her tweet Jameela tweeted-
“A LOT of men calling me a whore and telling me I “shouldn’t have opened my legs” and that I should have used contraception. Not that it justifies my right to choose, but I DID use contraception, and it didn’t work, it doesn’t always work. It could happen to you, you utter clowns.”
Whoope Goldberg

The View‘s Goldberg penned down about her teenage abortion experience in an essay for Angela Bonavoglia’s The Choices We Made.
“I found out I was pregnant when I was fourteen,” she wrote. “I didn’t get a period. I talked to nobody. I panicked. I sat in hot baths. I drank these strange concoctions girls told me about — something like Johnny Walker Red with a little bit of Clorox, alcohol, baking soda (which probably saved my stomach) and some sort of cream. You mixed it all up. I got violently ill. At that moment I was more afraid of having to explain to anybody what was wrong than of going to the park with a hanger, which is what I did.”
Joan Collins

The Dynasty star opened about her pregnancy in her mid-20s with then-fiancé Warren Beatty and talked about how she never regretted her decision to abort.
“It would have been absolute career death for me to have done that … it would have been unthinkable to have a child,”
Vanessa Williams

The desperate housewives actress in an interview on Nightline discussed her experience as a teen that had to go through an abortion.
“Being pregnant is the most frightening thing that happens in your life,” Williams said. “I knew in high school that’s something that I was not prepared to do, or fight, or struggle with.”
Amber Tamblyn

The actress known for her The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants tweeted her opinion post the anti-abortion laws in the states about an abortion she had back in 2012.
In 2012, I had an abortion. It was one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make. I still think about it to this day. But these truths do not make me regret my decision. It was the right choice for me, at that time in my life. I have not a single doubt about this. #YouKnowMe
— Amber Tamblyn (@ambertamblyn) May 16, 2019
Tess Holliday

The Mississippi-born model Tess Holliday posted a long Instagram post about her abortions and her kids. Urging her followers to donate Yellowhammer Fund, an organization funding safe abortions across Alabama, Tess also talked about how it’s even tougher for queer people to get abortion facilities.
Ashley Judd

Ashley, who was the first to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, took the battle for pro-choice on Instagram and posted a hashtag for the movement- #youknowme
Pro-choice is not pro-abortion. It’s pro-women-rights.
