Jessica Sutta’s Journey from Pussycat Doll to Vaccine Injury Advocate

Rediscovering Truths and Healing with Jessica Sutta: A Journey from Fame to Advocacy

I’m incredibly thrilled to share with you an inspiring conversation with an old friend, Jessica Sutta. Jessica is a name many of you might recognize from the iconic pop group, the Pussycat Dolls, but today she’s here to open up about a new chapter in her life—one that encompasses motherhood, vaccine injury advocacy, and raw personal truths.

A Nostalgic Trip Down Memory Lane

Jessica and I met lifetimes ago, back in 2002, during the filming of a Swedish soap opera in Miami. Those were some of the most memorable times because we were both just starting out, carving paths that we had no idea would lead to such monumental experiences. We laughed about our roles and reminisced with a photo of us on set. Coincidentally, Megan Fox was also in that show, and it’s wild how many famous faces emerged from that project.

Life as a Pussycat Doll

Jessica’s journey took a dramatic turn post the soap opera days. She moved to Los Angeles, aiming for an acting career but eventually found herself becoming part of the Pussycat Dolls. With the group’s massive success, Jessica found herself on stages worldwide, savoring the incomparable high of performing live. However, amid the glitter and glam, she began to lose touch with her true self. Hollywood can do that—it can inflate your ego, but also make you feel incredibly small.

From Stardom to Reality

The group disbanded in 2009, and Jessica ventured into solo projects. Although not as mainstream successful, these projects kept her connected to her love for dance and music. But she felt something was missing. When the Pussycat Dolls reunited in 2018, she realized that the magic was gone. It just wasn’t the same. By February 2020, she could see the writing on the wall. When COVID hit and borders started closing, it became clear that her priorities had shifted.

Motherhood and A New Purpose

Jessica found profound happiness in becoming a mother to her son, MJ. Holding her child for the first time brought her a sense of purpose she had never experienced on stage. “There’s no way in hell I’m going back to the Pussycat Dolls,” she told herself. She had discovered what truly mattered—family, health, and that deep connection to her authentic self.

A Life-Altering Experience with Vaccine Injury

In August 2021, Jessica experienced a severe vaccine injury from the Moderna shot, leading her to become a vocal advocate for others suffering similar fates. Her journey through immense pain, hospital visits, and societal gaslighting—where people didn’t believe her pain—pushed her to her knees. “I realized then and there what was most important in life,” she shared. Health, happiness, family, and living close to God became her new mantras.

Jessica’s advocacy work led her to React19, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping victims of vaccine injuries and their families. Amid all the suffering, she found a supportive community that understood her plight, providing a lifeline she desperately needed.

Facing the Matrix: Speaking Your Truth

Jessica’s decision to speak out publicly about her vaccine injury was not easy, especially in an environment as scrutinizing as Hollywood. Despite the backlash, she felt it was essential to share her story, to validate the experiences of others, and to hold accountable those responsible for these adverse effects.

She found herself further distanced from the mainstream narrative but closer to what she believed was her divine purpose. “This is my God-given role,” she affirmed. Her voice, once used to entertain millions, now serves to enlighten and protect others from the same fate.

Finding Inner Peace and Community

Jessica and I both found solace away from Hollywood’s glamorous yet suffocating grip. Living in the South now, we’ve come to cherish the simplicity and sincerity of life, far removed from the external validations we once sought. It’s a reminder that true beauty lies in authenticity, in the courage to speak our truths, and in the communities we build around us.

This episode holds a special place in my heart because it encapsulates the journey of rediscovery, of finding oneself amidst the chaos and pressures of life. Jessica’s story is a testament to the power of resilience, faith, and the incredible strength it takes to redefine your truth.

Thank you for joining me on this deeply touching episode of Misunderstood. I hope it resonates with you as much as it did with me. Until next time, stay authentic, stay strong, and keep seeking your truth.

In this episode:
00:00:59 – Greeting and catching up with Jessica Sutta
00:01:28 – How Candace and Jessica met
00:02:08 – Working on a Swedish soap opera in 2002
00:03:30 – Long-distance relationships during the soap opera
00:03:45 – Reflecting on the filming schedule
00:04:00 – Age during the filming, beauty, and handling age
00:04:46 – Jessica’s career shift post soap opera
00:06:30 – Becoming a Pussycat Doll
00:10:45 – Losing oneself in Hollywood
00:11:15 – Transition from the Pussycat Dolls
00:13:39 – Achievements, post-Pussycat Dolls career
00:17:21 – Self-identity and self-worth
00:19:00 – Moving away from Hollywood, finding real value
00:19:35 – Meeting the true self and traumas
00:21:31 – Vaccine injury journey begins
00:25:04 – Dealing with isolation and gaslighting
00:27:37 – Finding support from vaccine injured community
00:30:12 – Speaking out about vaccine injury
00:33:28 – Realization of life’s real value
00:33:32 – Health challenges and continuous journey
00:36:12 – Assisted suicide in Canada
00:37:49 – Robert Kennedy Jr.’s campaign
00:38:12 – Alignment with true purpose
00:39:42 – Polarization of people’s beliefs
00:40:35 – Denial of reality by others
00:44:08 – Truths about autism and vaccines
00:46:12 – Autonomous decisions about health and freedom