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Busy Philippsis not giving up.
For Philipps, the news comes amid her 43rd birthday on Saturday. The actress shared how she was feeling via her Instagram Story, writing, “I couldn’t do it yesterday but it’s my birthday so even though I woke up crying, I’m making myself move,” alongside a video of her exercising. “Because I won’t stop. We can’t stop,” she added.
Philipps previously joined protestors on the street in New York City to rally for pro-choice legislation after Friday’s decision. “I have no words,” she wrote in aposton Instagram then.
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“This is total devastation,” Philipps continued. “See you tonight New York and I hope you show the f— up wherever you live. #abortionisahumanright #abortion #f—thesupremecourt.”
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Philipps' weekend posts don’t mark the first time that the star has spoken out against banning abortions.
During a 2019episodeof her talk show seriesBusy Tonight, the mom of two revealed that she previously had an abortion after Georgia governor Brian Kemp passed a law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
“I have a thing that I would like to say,” she began at the time. “I hope that whatever it is that you believe personally that maybe you’ll be open to hearing what I’m saying.”
“I know that people feel very strongly about abortion, but let me just say this. Women and their doctors are in the best position to make informed decisions about what is best for them,” Philipps said, as the audience cheered. “Nobody else. Nobody.”
“Here is the reality,” she continued. “No bill that criminalizes abortion will stop anyone from making this incredibly personal choice, but these laws will put more women at risk. Every woman deserves compassion and care, not judgment and interference when it comes to their own bodies.”
Philipps then went on to share her personal experience with the audience.
“The statistic is that one in four women will have an abortion before age 45,” the actress said. “That statistic sometimes surprises people, and maybe you’re sitting there thinking, ‘I don’t know a woman who would have an abortion.’ "
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“Well, you know me,” she added.
“I had an abortion when I was 15 years old, and I’m telling you this because I’m genuinely really scared for women and girls all over the country,” Philipps continued, visibly emotional.
“Is that a hard left turn?” she asked, comparing the topic of abortion to the regular topics on her show. “Yeah, it is. Is it kind of jarring? Yes, it is also kind of jarring. But, guess what? That’s what being a f—ing woman is. Having a regular Tuesday and then suddenly being reminded that people are trying to police your body. And then you just have to go back to work.”
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The actress had also previously opened up about her abortion in her memoirThis Will Only Hurt a Little.
source: people.com
