Jennifer Grey

Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Grey shared the story of the abortion that changed her life in an interview with the Los Angeles Times, saying that she is ...

I wouldn't have had the career I had, I wouldn't have had anything,” she added. It was a perfect use of history.” The Dirty Dancing star told the Los Angeles Times in an interview about her new memoir this week that she “feel[s] so emotional,” following the ruling.

In a new interview, the 'Dirty Dancing' actress says that she believes she 'wouldn't have' her life and the career she had if she hadn't had a termination ...

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Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze backstage at the Academy Awards, April 11, 1988 in. Bob Riha Jr/Archive Photos/Getty Images. If ...

Without the procedure, she continued, "I wouldn’t have my life. I love that part of the storyline because it was really a feminist movie in a rom-com. “I wouldn’t have my life.

The 62-year-old actress fell pregnant as a teenager and though she admitted it was a "grave decision" to have a termination, she doesn't regret it because she ...

I didn't want a child where I was [at] in my life." I wouldn't have had the career I had, I wouldn't have had anything. "I wouldn't have my life.

She continued, discussing how her career would have suffered if she'd decided not to kill her unborn child. “It's such a grave decision. And it stays with you,” ...

It was a perfect use of history.” I didn’t want a child where I was [at] in my life.” I love that part of the storyline because it was really a feminist movie in a rom-com. I wouldn’t have had the career I had, I wouldn’t have had anything,” she said. “No teenager should be swimming in waters that dark.” “I feel so emotional,” she told the publication.

"It's such a grave decision. And it stays with you," Jennifer Grey said.

Grey is not the only celebrity who slammed the overturning of the Roe v. "I wouldn’t have had the career I had, I wouldn’t have had anything. Grey, who is popularly known for her performance in the 1987 movie, "Dirty Dancing," went on to share her own abortion story. I didn’t want a child where I was [at] in my life." "I wouldn’t have my life," she added. "I feel so emotional," the 62-year-old actress told The Los Angeles Times Thursday about the court's decision, ETCanada reported.

Jennifer Grey shared how she felt about the Supreme Court abortion ruling. She also explained how her life was changed by abortion.

For her, it was what she was meant to be. It was the right time in her life, and she felt better equipped to care for another person. Grey says she was excited to become a mother. During her LA Times interview, Grey talks about the freedom that access to abortion provided her. Grey tells the Los Angeles Times she doesn’t take the decision to end a pregnancy lightly. Jennifer Grey, star of the movie Dirty Dancing, has a lot to say about the recent Supreme Court abortion ruling.

The 62-year-old actress fell pregnant as a teenager and though she admitted it was a "grave decision" to have a termination, she doesn't regret it because she ...