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Chloë Sevigny is speaking out after the announcement that New York-Presbyterian hospitals have put a ban on partners being present in delivery rooms in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

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The 45-year-old actress, who is expecting a child, shared her thoughts on the matter on Instagram on Monday.

"#pregnantincoronatime," Sevigny wrote in the caption. "I hope all expecting families are finding some calm. Today’s news in NY was very distressing for all."

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The post also contained a pair of photos of Sevigny donning a white t-shirt and veil, caressing her baby bump.

The ban on partners went into effect starting on Monday, as announced on the New York-Presbyterian website.

"At this time, no visitors including birthing partners and support persons are permitted for obstetric patients," said the online statement.

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The statement continued: "We understand that this will be difficult for our patients and their loved ones, but we believe that this is a necessary step to promote the safety of our new mothers and children."