Kristin Davis Breaks Down Describing Kenyan Refugee Camp Visit

Kristin Davis, better known as the eternal optimist Charlotte York on HBO's "Sex and the City," broke down sobbing while discussing with BBC the conditions in the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya.

As droves of people flee drought and violence in Somalia, thousands of refugees have ended up in Dadaab, which has become severely overcrowded.

Davis, a humanitarian work campaigner, describes one woman's story to the BBC:

"This woman can't walk so she came from Somalia on her cart with a donkey. She started with five children and now she just has three who are there," Davis says, crying heavily. "Her husband was killed along the way, and they took everything she owned."

WATCH the video here.

Comments

[Daisytoo]

05:46 PM on 07/14/2011

What is the Arab League doing to help Somalia? Absolutely nothing. African League? Same.

The Saudi imported Salafi brand of Islam (see: Al Quaeda) has - as per usual - all but destroyed Somalia.

[justoverit333]

12:32 PM on 07/14/2011

She made me cry twice watching the video. These poor people.

[Eddie Sengole]

03:11 AM on 07/14/2011

obama, he is so cold in away that he even sends drones over there to k ill somalians. I don't know about you, but this so called Black president may not be black after all.

[TopTigerette]

10:52 PM on 07/13/2011

Kudos to Kristin Davis. Kind of makes that whole Sex & the City thing look vulgar and trashy by comparison.

[bernikitty]

10:51 PM on 07/13/2011

she reminds my of Audrey Hepburn, in her appearance and her compassion.