Jemima Kirke Biography
Jemima Kirke is an English-American artist and actress. She played Jessa Johansson on the television series Girls. He made her feature debut in the independent film Tiny Future, as her favor to her childhood friend Lena Dunham although her first film appeared in the Indie Short film Smile For the Camera. In 2017, she also starred in Zayn’s music video for the single Dusk Till.
Jemima Kirke Age
She was born in April 1985 in London, United Kingdom. She is 33 years old as of 2018.
Jemima Kirke Height
She measures a height of 1.57 meters.
Jemima Kirke Husband
In 2009 she married lawyer Michael Mossberg, and they have two children, daughter Rafaella Israel born 2010, and son Memphis Kirke born 2012. In January 2017, it was announced Kirke and Mossberg had separated.
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They have two children, daughter Rafaella Israel who was born 2010, and son Memphis Kirke born 2012.
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Lena is a close friend to Jemima and once said of how Jemima almost quit her job for better deals and devastation.
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Jemima Kirke blames her divorce on her acting career. she ended her marriage after seven years together. She says that ‘I got divorced, and I attribute that to acting. And just asking myself, “Is this really me?” So much of my life has been about the reaction, just following the flow rather than making a strong choice.
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Back in 2012, she went topless for a shoot she had.
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Actress Jemima Kirke: ‘I was raped by my drug dealer’
Girls star Jemima Kirke has revealed she was raped by a drug dealer when she was in her early 20s.
The actress and model opened up about her alleged attack after watching Doctor Christine Blasey Ford testify against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, accusing him of sexually assaulting her in the 1980s when they were teenagers at college.
After the hearing, Jemima thanked Dr. Ford for coming forward and then opened up about her own ordeal.
“When I was 22 I was raped by my drug dealer,” she wrote on Twitter. “After I kindly asked him to leave (I didn’t want to make him angry), I dragged myself to the hospital. After the various STD tests, the doctor said sympathetically, ‘You gotta start looking after yourself’.
“I believed what he meant was, ‘This could have been prevented if you weren’t hanging out with a drug dealer’,” she added. “It would seem that the responsibility was on me and for this reason, I didn’t tell anyone and I didn’t report it. I was ashamed because I believed that what had happened to me as a result of having very little self-worth, that this was what happens to drug addicts.”
In her lengthy message, the 33-year-old also railed against the people in her life who told her to take her alleged rape as a sign to change her life and get sober and clean.
“This is wrong,” she continued. “My rape had nothing to do with my choices. Drug dealers don’t rape people any more than a family man does. The rehab counselors didn’t correct that belief. My own mother didn’t correct it. F— anyone who meant well but told me to look at this ‘as a sign’ that I needed help…”
Actresses Sarah Hyland and Busy Philipps also opened up about past teen rape incidents they had buried as they watched Dr. Ford’s testimony against Kavanaugh.
Hyland revealed she was assaulted by a friend at a high school New Year’s Eve party, while Philipps posted a photo of herself at 14 and revealed the picture was taken shortly after she was raped.
Both stars posted their truths using the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport, which sexual assault survivors began circulating last week to share their stories after U.S. leader Donald Trump attacked Blasey and questioned why she didn’t come forward with her accusations against Kavanaugh earlier.
Adopted from: The Province
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