Her hands are hers. Jewel is opening up about her choice to perform at Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s ball honoring Donald Trump’s inauguration, explaining that her commitment to addressing the nation’s ...

“Hanging out with RFK Jr but claiming to care about public health is next level hypocrisy,” one Instagram user wrote. “How is YOUR mental health, Jewel, knowing you’re supporting a movement that ...

The singer has apologized to the longtime fans who were hurt by her decision to perform at an inauguration event — but her ...

And we have to act now. We cannot wait another four years." RFK Jr. Enlists Cheryl Hines' 'Favorite' Artist Jewel for Inauguration Ball Jewel faced harsh criticism from many of her fans - including ...

Jewel is defending herself after fans voiced their disappointment over her decision to perform at the MAHA Inaugural Ball for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Following her surprise performance of ...

Instagram/@jewel She also said that she still believes there are those within the new administration who are "willing to help" on the issue of mental health, such as RFK Jr. Getty Images "If I can ...

Jewel turned to social media to apologize to her fans after she experienced a backlash over her performance at Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again inaugural ball on Monday (Jan. 20 ...

Singer Jewel took a moment on Friday to explain her decision to perform at an inauguration ball for the Make America Healthy Again movement. The event was held earlier this week in honor of Robert F.

I have so much love and admiration for each of you.” Jewel explained that her decision to perform for RFK Jr., a vocal vaccine skeptic, was due to her advocacy for mental health. “If there’s ...

Jewel, who started her Inspiring Children Foundation to target youth mental health issues more than two decades ago, performed “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” for the gathering. RFK Jr. is ...

At the event, Jewel sang “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” for RFK Jr., 71, a vocal vaccine skeptic selected by President Donald Trump to head the Department of Health and Human Services.