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This is how celebrities celebrate International Women’s Day
William and Kate and David Beckham (right) made social media posts for International Women’s Day.
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On International Women’s Day, it wasn’t just the royals who commented on social media. Celebrities also drew attention to strong women.
International Women’s Day on March 8th is intended to draw attention to issues such as equal rights and better living and working conditions for women. Numerous stars and the British royals used the day on social media to put strong women in the spotlight.
“The Influence of Great Women”
“Happy International Women’s Day,” wished Prince William, 41, and his wife Princess Kate, 42, at X. “We celebrate the influence of amazing women today and every day. Here are just some of the brilliant ones who have inspired us over the last 12 months.” The royals also published stories of women who are entrepreneurially and socially committed.
David Beckham, 48, remembers a special encounter on Instagram on International Women’s Day and draws attention to an issue: Last year in India he met some amazing young women and girls “who are campaigning against child labor, child marriage and gender-based violence and others “Inspire young people,” he wrote alongside pictures of the meeting. International Women’s Day should remind everyone “that investing in the health, education and rights of adolescent girls can have a positive impact around the world.”
Cindy Crawford, 58, has on Instagram published various photos with women in her life, including daughter Kaia Gerber, 22. She explained: “I love being a woman and I appreciate all the women in my life who bring me the laughter, wisdom and comfort that is my Making lives richer. Happy International Women’s Day.”
Penélope Cruz, 49, also posted a picture of a special woman in her life on Instagram. She wrote on the hashtag #mamá: “With this photo of the woman who has taught me the most and who amazes me the most every day, I wish you all a happy International Women’s Day.”
Thanks also go to the fathers
Ireland Baldwin, 28, daughter of Alec Baldwin, 65, and Kim Basinger, 70, wrote on snapshots with her daughter and partner RAC, 39: “Happy International Women’s Day to all the women out there. A special thanks to all the girl dads, who help raise strong women.”
Kylie Minogue, 55, made a statement on International Women’s Day last Thursday and was on stage with a famous colleague. How an Instagram clip shows, she was in attendance at Madonna’s, 65, “Celebration” tour in Los Angeles. “It’s been a long time coming! I loved being with you,” Minogue captioned the video. “Celebration Tour AND now it’s International Women’s Day. Thank you and love, love, love.”
Not only the international stars celebrated International Women’s Day, the day was also celebrated in this country. Among other things, Cathy Hummels, 36, made a post. In it she published a clip in which she can be seen dancing to Beyoncé’s, 42, “Run the World (Girls)”. The video She commented: “Happy International Women’s Day and remember: positive vibes only.”