Australian actor Liam McIntyre has issued an "apology" to his unborn daughter amid the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn a landmark ruling, which will result in abortion rights being stripped from millions of women.
The 40-year-old Spartacus star, who has a 2-year-old son, Harrison, with his wife Erin Hasan, announced the wonderful news the couple were expecting their second child – a little girl.
But he said his excitement had been diminished by US abortion rights laws being overturned on Saturday, which had provided the constitutional right to abortions up until foetal viability since 1973.
McIntyre, who hails from Adelaide but is based in the US, wrote on Twitter: "I'm about to have a little girl in a few months. Because of choices I made, she's going to be American. I was excited to announce this news. Now I feel a need to apologize [sic] to her and she hasn't even been born," he said. "Women are incredible. Treasure them and empower them."
Over on Instagram, The Flash actor had another message for his soon-to-be daughter, saying he would do "everything in his power" to ensure she "knows her worth".