Actress Uma Thurman wrote she has “no regrets” for having an abortion as a teen, that terminating the life of her unborn baby allowed her “to grow up” and achieve a “life full of joy and love.” Now, pro-life leaders are calling her out, saying it sends a twisted message to call abortion an act of “courage.”
Like privileged Hollywood elites Alyssa Milano and actress Michelle Williams before her, Uma Thurman is the latest celebrity to use the story of her abortion to bash pro-life policies. The Kill Bill star, in an op-ed published by the far-left Washington Post, criticized Texas’ “heartbeat” law and revealed her own abortion when she was a teenager, proclaiming, “I have no regrets.”
“Stranger Things” star Maya Hawke raged at her parents’ generation, saying that they “f**ked us,” because they got to drive around “in cool, gas-guzzling cars, destroying our environment” with “no wars, and no plagues,” but now her generation doesn’t get to do the same.
Writer-director Quentin Tarantino weighed in this week on the car crash that severely injured actress Uma Thurman during the production of his 2003 film Kill Bill, calling the events surrounding the incident “one of the biggest regrets of my life.”
Actress Uma Thurman released video of a stunt she says film director Quentin Tarantino forced her to do during the filming of Pulp Fiction, some time after she told him about an alleged sexual assault by Harvey Weinstein.
Actress Uma Thurman detailed a series of sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein in an interview published Saturday with the New York Times’ Maureen Dowd.
Actress Uma Thurman had a Thanksgiving Day message for disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, “You don’t deserve a bullet.”
Actress Uma Thurman says she’d like to comment on Hollywood’s ongoing sexual misconduct scandal but will wait a little while longer, until she is less angry, to do so.
