Hollywood stars mourn Brussell blast victims
Stars from all over the world are using social media to send prayers for the people of Belgium after the deadly attacks in Brussells early Tuesday, March 22.
Kerry Washington
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An alleged terrorist attack took place in not one, but two different transportation hubs located in Brussels, Belgium. Now, well-known stars like Kerry Washington, Eva Longoria, Sam Claflin, Iggy Azalea, and others are reaching out to send their thoughts, prayers, and positive vibes to the survivors as well as the victims families.
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