Kimberly Van Der Beek — wife of the 'Dawson’s Creek' star and mother of his six children — uses her platform to post photos of her family, their Texas compound, and Covid-19 misinformation
as preventive measures against the coronavirus.
The nearly-hour-long discussion touched on the topic of a prospective Covid-19 vaccine . In the conversation, Van Der Beek claims she has a “family history of vaccine injury,” a term frequently used by anti-vaccine activists in reference to the harms they allege are associated with childhood vaccines.
“Every pro vaccine person would probably agree they’d love to have the safest vaccine,” Van Der Beek says in the Live. “But this rat race to get out a vaccine and not telling us to get vitamin A, C, D, and all that, is concerning. And not all vaccines are widely tested.” In the Live, Van Der Beek also questions the statistics surrounding the Covid-19 death rate: “I put a red flag on anyone who talks about death rates, rates increasing,” she says.
Van Der Beek has also pushed Covid-related conspiracy theories on her Instagram Stories, though it appears that she often deletes them after receiving backlash. Following the April 2021 death of rapper DMX, she republished an Instagram post falsely suggesting that DMX had died due to complications from receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. “DMX’s family is being silenced by the news as they are calling his death an overdose,” the post reads.
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