Amber Heard

Heard throughout the world, Amber Heard is a woman who dares, breaks barriers, has no fear for the unknown, and is so damn brave.
From "The Danish Girl," "Syrup," "Pineapple Express", “Marilyn Monroe,” to human rights leader, we've seen Amber Heard grow up from an awestruck girl into a beautiful, talented, determined and confident woman. We are all proud of Amber, no matter what she does in life, and we will forever stand by her side.
She's friends with Evan Rachel Wood.

Amber heard is a perfect example that you don't need to have rich parents to make it in Hollywood. She started out as a fashion model and eventually made it to the silver screen because she is obviously beautiful, naturally talented, charming, and can bring life to her characters.

Not only is she beautiful, but she has a good heart. She has shown us that she's a fair person. As an actress, she has been brave enough to tell the truth. She has courage in her. She's not only gorgeous, but also kind and honest.

Taylor Swift: "My heart goes out to @realamberheard. She is a Champion for women and domestic assault survivors everywhere. She deserves a medal..."

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Evan Rachel Wood

Evan Rachel Wood is an American actress, model, and musician. She's had Emmy and Golden Globe Award nominations. She heroically stands up for women's rights, LGBTQ rights, and passed Phoenix Act against domestic violence, which she named, in California. She named Marilyn Manson, also known as Brian Warner, as her abuser. She inspires us and supports other women against abuse.

Evan Rachel Wood transformed her trauma into state law this week when California Governor Gavin Newsom signed her Phoenix Act. When Wood was 18, she was “starved, isolated from friends and family, and at one point tied up by her hands and feet." She eventually pushed past threats to name Manson.
Wood came forward with her survivor story in 2018, releasing a video statement explaining why she wouldn’t name her abuser and testifying before Congress on behalf of the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights. “Bad things can happen to you, but you can rise out of the ashes. That is exactly why I named it the Phoenix Act,” said Wood. “I do believe that you can come back from tragedy, sometimes even stronger than you were before.”

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