Stars Kim Kardashian and Katy Perry protesting Independence Day in the Roe v. Wade case

Kim KardashianandKaty Perryare famous faces resenting the celebration of Independence Day in the wake of recent US controversy. It is one of.

There is a great deal of opposition to the US Supreme Court's decision to terminate the country's constitutional right to abortion by overturning the historicRoe v. Wade case. was.

Kardashian has re-shared her Instagram story post. She said, "July 4th was canceled due to lack of Independence Day. Thank you. I added" Women "and a pointed emoji to emphasize the statement.

Perry, who released her hit pop song "Firework" in 2010, wrote on her Twitter:

However, some fans called Perry in a tweet expressing her support for billionaire Rick Caruso, who is running for mayor of Los Angeles. Reproductive Health's non-profit Planned Parenthood said in a letter to the hopeful mayor that it was "extremely anxious" to see Caruso's "long-standing support for anti-selective individuals and organizations." (TMZ) May of this year.

Oscar-winning actorJessica Chastainalso tweeted ironically,posted her photo with her middle finger up.

"Happy'independence'day from me and my reproductive rights," she writes.

Share an ominous black-and-white video of a woman being dragged by an armed guard,Madonnacalled for a "revolution."

"This is what life would look like if you were an American woman," she wrote, "it's not Independence Day for us. Let's start the revolution!"

"I don't know if there's anything worth celebrating this year."

Many celebrities have accused the revocation of the groundbreaking 1973 ruling, including Eilish,Olivia Rodrigo.and Lily Allen.

During the recentSomersetGlastonbury Festival,Phoebe Bridgers,Road, closing headliner Kendrick Many artists, including Lamar, have criticized this decision.