Скачать или смотреть The actress says she 'blew it' and the charity has since been pulled from the 20 Days of Kindness li

Melissa McCarthy is apologizing after accidentally supporting an anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ charity in a campaign to promote her upcoming film, Superintelligence. The actress and HBOMax teamed up for a 20 Days of Kindness campaign, and among the 20 charities highlighted was Exodus Cry, a Christian organization that states it's "committed to abolishing sex trafficking and breaking the cycle of commercial sexual exploitation." However, The Daily Beast and many on social media noted that the CEO Benjamin Nolot has a history of making comments against abortion and homosexuality. ET has reached out to HBOMax for comment.  "It has come to our attention that our 20 Days of Kindness, which is a kindness hub that we started to shine a light on 20 great charities, had one in there that…there's no other way to say it, we blew it," McCarthy said in a video on Instagram on Thursday. "We made a mistake and we backed a charity that upon proper vetting stands for everything that we do not." She con ...