Rose McGowan wrapped up a series of controversial performances in recent days by voicing her support for Nicki Minaj and her misleading statements on social media about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines. The 48-year-old Charmed actress posted a short video of herself nodding her head to some of the rapper's tracks while implicitly supporting her. She wrote, "@nickiminaj aj & everyone who witness what is occurring." 'We both know the powerful elite, and it's unlikely you do.'
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Despite the fact that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said that there is no evidence that immunization causes reproductive issues in either men or women, McGowan appeared to endorse Minaj's supposedly disproved statements about the vaccination causing impotence in guys. 'If you're stressing out because she stated something you don't believe, it's probably because you're afraid to look into it too deeply,' she added.
McGowan's Instagram post featured a short black-and-white video of herself nodding along to Yo Gotti's Rake It Up, which features Minaj, although she was not featured on the section of the song McGowan utilized. She positioned herself above a photo of the rapper that was mostly obscured by her hair. She captioned the video, 'I stan/d with @nickiminaj.'
Meanwhile, McGowan made news lately when she campaigned for Republican Larry Elder's recall election against California Governor Gavin Newsom, which he lost handily. She announced that she was no longer a Democrat over the weekend, and she confirmed her decision during a campaign visit with Elder on Monday. She said as per Daily Mail, "Everybody who's systematically traumatized, terrorized, harassed, stalked and stolen from me, during my time in California and in Hollywood, has been a Democrat."
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