Previous Pussycat Dolls Vocalist Talks About Abortion Remorse: ‘It’ s A Really Domino effect’

Previous Pussycat Dolls vocalist Kaya Jones got honest about regretting her abortions and the factor she’s speaking out about it now.

The Canadian-born singer explained her experience while talking with Christine Yeargin for her “Speak Out” podcast.

Jones, whose genuine name is Chrystal Neria, confessed that she ‘d had “multiple” abortions for many years and felt obliged to speak about them as a method of cautioning other girls who are thinking about the very same course.

“After the first one, you don’t think you’ve done anything wrong. It’s been normalized. And what is a line until you’ve crossed it? … Once you’ve crossed that line, it’s a very slippery slope to continue to cross those lines,” the 38-year-old vocalist stated.

“It is very painful. There is a lot of anger. There’s a lot of frustration,” Jones continued. “There’s a lack of knowledge. There’s a lot of regrets. And nothing can make that go away other than God himself when you lay it at his feet and ask for salvation on these issues.”

The previous woman group member stated her very first abortion happened when she was 16 or 17, and her contraception stopped working. Jones described how she “didn’t have an understanding” that abortion was “murder,” so she went on her own to the center without consulting her household, stating she didn’t require anybody’s permission even at that age.

When she got pregnant once again, Jones stated she became part of the Pussycat Dolls and described, “I was told to get rid of it.”

“And at that point, because I had already gone through an abortion previously, I didn’t think it was that big of a deal,” she continued.

Lastly, Jones stated she was raped at the age of 30 and conceived following the attack. She stated she “wanted to keep the baby,” however due to the tension of it and “complications,” she eventually chose to have another abortion.

Throughout the podcast interview, she warned versus “demonizing” females who have actually had abortions. She stated she feels obliged to inform her story as a method of relating with other girls who have actually likewise gone through the experience. “When you’ve had one, you think you can keep having them,” Jones stated.

“You will regret it your whole life,” she states of having abortions, consisting of when it comes to rape. “Even if I become a mother tomorrow, and I’m happily married and all is well, I’m still going to regret the three children I did not have.”