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WATCH: ‘Vampire Diaries’ Actor Paul Wesley On Fighting For Animal Rights

In an interview, 'The Vampire Diaries' star Paul Wesley spoke about the animal welfare repercussions of factory farming

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Paul Wesley, the vegan actor known for starring in The Vampire Diaries, discussed animal rights on the Plant Based News (PBN) podcast.

He spoke to PBN co-founder Robbie Lockie about a range of issues, including factory farming, the challenges of being a vegan actor, and the truth about dog food.

The two also discussed cultivated meat, with Wesley describing it as “the future.” He said that vegans “have a responsibility” to support the industry.

You can listen to the audio version of the podcast, or watch the full interview below:

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