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Actress Isabel Lucas has been vaccinated, just not for Covid-19

She has become the poster girl for Byron Bay’s anti-vax movement, however it turns out former Home and Away actress Isabel Lucas has been vaccinated her “whole life”.

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She has been an unofficial face of the anti-vax protests in Byron Bay, however it turns out outspoken actor Isabel Lucas is actually fully vaccinated.

Sunday Confidential can reveal the former Home And Away star has had standard vaccinations, but refuses to get the Covid-19 jab.

“To be transparent, I’ve actually been vaccinated my whole life, I’m pro-choice,” she told one of her critics on social media.

Actress Isabel Lucas says she’s been vaccinated her whole life. Picture: Nicki Connolly
Actress Isabel Lucas says she’s been vaccinated her whole life. Picture: Nicki Connolly

Sunday Confidential assumes the former Transformers actor has been vaccinated for all childhood diseases, however her recent protesting would suggest the 36-year-old doesn’t
plan on getting the Covid-19 jab.

Lucas has been front and centre at the Reclaim The Line rallies in recent weeks, where protesters have been calling for the end of border restrictions and Covid vaccine mandates.

She was slammed last year when she shared anti-vaccination views on her social media sites and re-posted information published by controversial TV host, Pete Evans.

“Freedom of choice is every human’s right. I don’t trust the path of vaccination,” she wrote alongside one of Evans’ posts.

Covid vaccines aren’t the only topic Lucas is passionate about.

She joined actor Hayden Panettiere in 2007 in an attempt to prevent a pod of dolphins from being slaughtered in Japan.

Then in 2020 she attended protests against 5G in Byron Bay.

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Originally published as Actress Isabel Lucas has been vaccinated, just not for Covid-19

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