With a career spanning over two decades, Chloë Grace Moretz has grown into one of Hollywood’s most compelling talents.
Known for her breakout role in “Kick-Ass” as the fierce young vigilante Hit-Girl, Moretz has established herself as a versatile actor.
Her career has also seen her take on impactful roles, including “The Miseducation of Cameron Post,” where she portrayed a teenager sent to conversion therapy.
This role offered audiences a glimpse of Moretz’s dedication to representing marginalized voices.
Now, with the 2024 presidential election around the corner, Moretz has taken to her platform to discuss issues that resonate deeply with her.
Her recent message, calling for support for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, underscores the stakes for many Americans this election.
“There is so much on the line this election,” she wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of her “I voted early” sticker.
Moretz’s post emphasizes her concerns about women’s rights and healthcare, issues that have become central topics.
“I believe the government has no right over my body as a woman, and that the decisions over my body should come ONLY from myself and my doctor,” she added.
“Kamala Harris will protect that for us.” Moretz’s message resonated with fans, urging her 24 million followers to participate and make their voices heard.
For Moretz, the decision to advocate for LGBTQ+ protections in her post aligns with her long-standing activism.
She directed followers to IWillVote.com, encouraging them to form voting plans with friends and ensure their voices are heard in the 2024 election.
While known for her strong stance on LGBTQ+ rights, Moretz has kept much of her personal life private.
In her role in “The Miseducation of Cameron Post,” she gave audiences a look into her values, often sharing personal reflections on LGBTQ+ issues.
Raised in a conservative Christian Baptist town in Georgia, Moretz has often spoken about the experiences of her two gay brothers who struggled with self-acceptance.
“They tried to…‘pray the gay away’ on their own before coming out to the family, which I was unaware of during the time,” she shared.
The actress explained how these experiences helped her understand the pressures that LGBTQ+ individuals face, shaping her approach to roles and activism.
Reflecting on “Cameron Post,” she recalled a line from her character: “I don’t see myself as a homosexual. I don’t see myself as anything.”
These words echo her own outlook. “We’re all human, trying to be with the people that we fall in love with,” she shared.
Moretz has remained vocal about the importance of respecting individual identities and has attended numerous protests, advocating for equal rights.
Since 2018, Moretz has been romantically linked to model Kate Harrison, a relationship that fans have eagerly followed.
The couple was seen at a march for gay women in New York earlier this year, underscoring Moretz’s continued support for LGBTQ+ issues.
Though private about her personal life, Moretz frequently appears in public with Harrison, and fans have noted the matching rings they often wear.
Many have speculated about the bond between the two, applauding Moretz for her consistency in speaking out.
In her recent Instagram post, Moretz, at 27, publicly referred to herself as a “gay woman” for the first time.
“I believe in the need for legal protections that [protect] the LGBTQ+ community as a gay woman,” she stated, marking a significant and candid moment.
Fans across social media celebrated her openness, with messages of support and joy filling the comments.
Moretz’s declaration was received warmly, highlighting her dedication to LGBTQ+ rights and her connection to her audience.
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