Actor Jason Alexander, known for his role in *Seinfeld*, has donated $15,000 to the advocacy group Unchained At Last, which aims to ban child marriage in the U.S. This donation follows an apology he issued to Courtney Stodden regarding a 2012 comedy sketch in which he engaged in inappropriate behavior towards her when she was 17 years old. Stodden, who has become an advocate against child marriage, had called for accountability from Alexander after he expressed regret for his actions in the sketch. Alexander's representative confirmed the donation, although they did not disclose the amount. Unchained At Last is currently advocating for California lawmakers to pass a bill that would prohibit marriage for anyone under 18 years old without exceptions.
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Jason Alexander Donates $15,000 to Anti-Child Marriage Charity After Apology to Courtney Stodden
Jason Alexander has made a $15,000 donation to Unchained At Last, an organization working to end child marriage, following his apology to Courtney Stodden for inappropriate conduct during a 2012 sketch. Stodden, who has become an advocate against child marriage, had urged Alexander to support the cause after he expressed regret for his past actions.
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Jason Alexander Donates $15,000 to Anti-Child Marriage Charity Following Courtney Stodden Apology
Jason Alexander Donates $15,000 to Anti-Child Marriage Charity After Apology to Courtney Stodden