Cheryl Hines Reveals Which Jab She Would Skip if She Were a Young Mom

Cheryl Hines Reveals Which Jab She Would Skip if She Were a Young Mom

“I would definitely think twice about the Hepatitis B” said Hines, wife of RFK Jr.

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Actress Cheryl Hines revealed to Katie Miller, the wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, the vaccine, if she were a new mom, she wouldn’t give her young child right away.

“Are there any vaccines now, if you were a new mom, that you wouldn’t give your young child right away? Or think twice about?” Miller, host of The Katie Miller Podcast, asked the Curb Your Enthusiasm star.

“I would definitely think twice about the Hepatitis B,” Hines said. “If you were a mom that’s giving birth in a hospital, I think it’s pretty normal practice that you’ve been tested to see if you have it or not. And if you do not have it, you’re not passing it to your baby.”

Miller mentioned how Polymarket, the online cryptocurrency predictions betting platform, is currently showing odds on which vaccine Hines’ husband, United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert Kennedy Jr., “is going to look at first.”

“I always think it should be Hep B,” Miller said.

“I also appreciate they’re going through vaccine by vaccine. Nobody’s saying ‘no vaccines! None of them work. Don’t do them,’” Hines said. “They’re saying ‘Let’s look at the schedule. Let’s go through them. Do we need this? What does it do? Why did this start to begin with? And can we make them safe? Can we make them elective? What does that look like?’”

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife Cheryl Hines walk together at the White House on May 22, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

Democrats and there corporate media allies have attempted to cause chaos around Kennedy’s decision to audit and questioning the efficacy of the current vaccine schedule, from those for COVID-19 to Hepatitis B….

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