Courtney Stodden has shared a new post to Instagram where she while her blonde hair was worn down.
In her Thursday entry, the 31-year-old star tackled a serious subject about .
The beauty mentioned being a teen bride and also suffering from abuse as she urged her fans to stay strong and fight in the face of repression.
'They tried to turn us into something small. Something quiet. Something owned. But women have always been fighters,' began the artist.
'Before we had voices, we whispered. Before we had rights, we resisted. Before we had protection, we protected each other.'
Courtney Stodden has shared a new post to Instagram where she modeled a moss green bra top and leggings while her blonde hair was worn down
She added, 'This is for every woman who survived what was meant to break her. Every girl who was forced to grow up too fast. Every survivor of abuse. Every child bride who deserved a childhood instead of a contract.'
Stodden then said: 'We come from women who fought so little girls wouldn’t be treated like property. We come from women who demanded laws change so our bodies would belong to us.
'And we are STILL fighting. I am not a product. I am not a possession. I am not a story for someone else to control. I am a woman who lived through it and chose to rise anyway.'
The wife of film producer Jared Safier ended with, 'To every woman reading this: your survival is power, your voice is revolution, your existence is resistance. And we are not done yet.'
Hugh Hefner's third wife and Playboy magazine model Crystal Harris hit the like button.
Stodden is a model, singer, media personality and television star.
In her Thursday entry, the 31-year-old reality TV star tackled a serious subject about women's rights
In 2011, at age 16, she married 51-year-old actor Doug Hutchison, causing international controversy and criticism.
The couple divorced, remarried when Stodden was 19, and later divorced again.
Stodden has also appeared on the British version of Celebrity Big Brother in 2013, and has a biopic titled The Courtney Stodden Story.
On Wednesday she was seen in a black bra as she talked Women's History Month.
Women's History Month is an annual observance in March to highlight the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society.
'Women’s HERSTORY month⚠️ Before the image… there was a girl. They turned her into a symbol. Blonde. Beautiful. Broken.'
The Old Hollywood fan then said: 'But Marilyn Monroe was more than what they sold to the world. She was a girl who was married at 16.
'A child forced to grow up inside a system that profited off her before she even had the chance to understand it.
The beauty mentioned being a teen bride and also suffering from abuse as she urged her fans to stay strong and fight in the face of repression
'She was used even in death. Those photos that helped build an empire? She wasn’t paid for them. Let that sit. She was waking up. You can see it in her later interviews.
Stodden also wrote: 'In the way she started questioning everything that once defined her. She was so close to reclaiming herself. And then she didn’t get the chance. That’s the part people avoid.'
The model then shared: 'How many women almost made it back to themselves before the world swallowed them whole? I don’t just see her. I recognize her. Because I was a child too.
'Because I know what it feels like to have your image turned into something that was never yours to begin with. And even now there are pieces of me that people are still trying to control.
Seen being kissed by her husband, movie producer Jared Safier
'Parts of my story from a time when I was too young to have control over what was happening.
'This is what people don’t understand: we were never the joke. We were the warning. Women like her. Women like Anna Nicole.
'Women like so many of us. We weren’t given time... We weren’t given protection. But we are still here. And this time we are telling our own story.'
