“I guess you could say I was a bad girl because I did not follow the rules a couple of years ago,” the “Sons of Anarchy” alum explained.
The “Sopranos” alum, 51, shared in athat her career took a serious hit after her agent dropped her and she “almost” lost her house due to her decision to not comply with Hollywood’s vaccine mandates.
“I guess you could say I was a bad girl because I did not follow the rules a couple of years ago. So, I don’t want to be at the mercy of mandates or strike or anything like that ever again.”She charges $15 a month for a subscription. about her controversial views on vaccines, explained why she ultimately decided to strip down and join the subscription-based platform.
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