‘Outsourced’ Star Pippa Black Spills the Beans

Published October 22, 2010 by PETA Staff. Last Updated January 14, 2015.

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You know her as Tonya on NBC’s most talked about show Outsourced, and in real life, stunning Pippa Black is a true champion for animals. In her powerful new veggie testimonial for PETA Australia, Pippa wants everyone to see for themselves what happens to millions of pigs, cows, turkeys, chickens, fish, and other animals who are killed for food.

Please join Pippa and many other compassionate stars including Natalie Portman, Carrie Underwood, Casey Affleck, and Alicia Silverstone, in going vegetarian for the sake of the animals, our planet, and personal health.

Share her moving video with all your friends and be sure to order your free vegetarian starter kit today!

Written by Lindsay Pollard-Post

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