Cardi B was "muddy" when Mr. Trump was elected, Taylor Swift was unusually silent

Receiving the results of Mr. Trump's election as President of the United States, a group of artists who sided with Kamala Harris constantly vented their anger on social networks. Some people even expressed overflowing disappointment when they heard the news.

On the afternoon of November 6 (US time), Kamala Harris admitted defeat in the race for the White House in a speech at Howard University, Washington state, according to CNN. "This result is not what we wanted, but America will always shine, as long as we don't give up. I congratulated President-elect Donald Trump and will transfer power in peace," she told the crowd.

At this time, the group of stars who supported Ms. Harris continued to vent their anger on social networks. Perhaps the most high-profile is Billie Eilish, when she said that the results of the 2024 US presidential election are "a war against women".

Earlier, the Birds of a Feather singer called for the election of Kamala Harris among thousands of spectators. "Times are scary and there are many things at stake. If you support women, I hope you vote for Kamala Harris," she said.

Cardi B also expressed her displeasure by uploading a photo on Instagram with the caption: "I hate everyone." Later, she posted a longer article on Threads to Kamala Harris: "No matter what they say to bring you down or downplay your campaign effort, they can never deny that you ran with honesty and integrity.

I never thought I'd see women of color running for president of the United States. But you have shown me, to my daughters and to women all over the country, that anything is possible."

Actress Christina Applegate updated her status on her personal page and said she was afraid of Donald Trump's victory. "Tell me why he won. My child cried because her women's rights could be taken away. That's my point of view. Anyone who doesn't like it please unfollow me," she wrote.

The Lambrini Girls group said that Trump's victory made society "turn into a superpower against women" and that no one could stand up for women, and that the United States "had to suffer the consequences of this". Screenwriter and author Philip Pullman wrote "goodbye to America, it's nice to be an American citizen".

Singer Bright Light expressed the opinion that 71 million Americans voted for Mr. Trump just because of his "hateful speech". "Take the time to deal with everything after voting for Mr. Trump. We grieve but we have to get up. Don't let the new president bring you down," she wrote.

50 Cent revealed that he refused to perform at Trump's previous campaign - expressing disappointment that Harris was not elected. "I don't care how the war goes. I don't know what's going on like this. But congratulations to everyone anyway," the male rapper wrote.

Meanwhile, a group of powerful artists supporting Kamala Harris such as Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Jennifer Aniston, TV mogul Oprah Winfrey... was completely silent before Mr. Trump declared victory.

According to The Independent, many supporters of the Democratic Party and Hollywood stars are expressing anxiety about the future ahead of Donald Trump's re-election as the 47th President of the United States. However, it is not uncommon for celebrities to express their support for him.

For example, Zachary Levi said on X: "I am extremely grateful and proud of all of you who saw through all the noise and chose to vote for the Republican candidate. Responding to comments that Levi will never work in Hollywood again because of his support for Mr. Trump, the actor shared that his goal has long been to leave Hollywood at some point.

Reality TV star Savannah Chrisley even shared a video celebrating the results while wearing a shirt with a picture of Trump in a personal Instagram story. "We've done it," she exclaimed as she watched the victory speech.

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