I am not a celebrity expert, but I would also note that one-time pro-aborts do convert and become prolife, which may not be sufficiently noted. I think maybe 1/3 of the serious pro-life women of my acquaintance -— of those I know well enough to know such an intimate thing about them -— are post-abortion.
Let me endeavor to point out once again (albeit more obliquely) that her professed admiration for a homosexual icon who shall remain unnamed, her feminist idealogy which extends to public support for a revolting Russian feminist group which desecrated a chiurch and shall also remain unnamed, and her anti-religious stance qualify her as a fellow-traveler with the anti-family (and thus anti-Catholic) “progressive” cabal which is behind the destruction of western society and of Christendom. As such, she is a bizarre choice for a concert intended to honor the birth of Christ.
Where is the logic in believing that someone with her views and reputation would be an aid to evangelization? The impression this creates is that the ideas she promotes are now considered acceptable by the Catholic Church. That will be the takeaway for the vast majority of those who are even aware of her Vatican performance.