‘America’s Next Top Model’ star Leah Darrow slams Michelle Williams for promoting abortion at Golden Globes
Actress Michelle Williams famously declared during the Golden Globe Awards this past Sunday how women needed abortion in order to become successful in their careers.
However, the same did not seemingly go well with the former “America’s Next Top Model’ contestant Leah Darrow, who made clear she does not share the same view.
Darrow took to Instagram on Tuesday to praise pregnancy and motherhood as she is prepared to deliver her fifth baby in the hospital, the Daily Wire reports.
“I’m here getting ready to deliver my fifth baby,” she said in a video post. “And I want to let all you women know, all you young ladies who haven’t had babies or are maybe listening to what the culture says about birth, and women, and babies, and choice.”
“Babies don’t keep us from our dreams,” she continued. “I’m getting ready to deliver a baby that will not keep me from my professional growth but will make me better because of it. And I’m so honored and excited, and I can’t wait to have this baby.”
An outspoken Catholic, Darrow said the notion that babies were hurdles that kept people from achieving success was a "lie" of the Devil that denies women from becoming "brave or strong."
“New life never keeps us from our dreams,” she wrote in the caption. “One of the cruelest lies that the Devil tells women is that we aren’t brave or strong enough to do what God invites us into when we bring life into the world. A new life is always a gift and I’m humbled that I get to receive this new life and live out the *abundant* life the Lord created me for.”
She further said, “Please share this message with the ladies in your life because women deserve a better narrative than what the culture gives us. We deserve to believe that life really *can* be this good and that receiving a new life is always, always, always a pure gift.”
Actress Michelle Williams tacitly credited abortion with her Hollywood success during her acceptance speech at the Golden Globe Awards this past Sunday.
“I’m grateful for the acknowledgment of the choices I have made, and I’m also grateful to have lived at a moment in our society where choice exists, because, as women and as girls, things can happen to our bodies that are not our choice,” Williams said. “I wouldn’t have been able to do this without employing a woman’s right to choose, to choose when to have my children and with whom.”
“Now, I know my choices might look different than yours, but thank God, or whomever you pray to, that we live in a country founded on the principle that I am free to live by my faith and you are free to live by yours,” she continued. “So, women, 18 to 118, when it is time to vote, please do so in your own self-interest. It’s what men have been doing for years. Don’t forget, we are the largest voting body in this country. Let’s make it look more like us.”