Former President Donald Trump has officially taken back the Oval Office after being declared president-elect following Tuesday's election.
Trump won not only the electoral college but also the popular vote.
Hollywood's elite are voicing their opinions, some are confused, others are jubilant.
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Actress Christina Applegate has revealed that her daughter Sadie is taking the election results harshly. (Gilbert Flores/Variety, via Getty Images)
christina applegate
A disappointed Christina Applegate took to social media to share her frustration with the result.
“Why? Please tell me why???? My child is crying because she may be stripped of her rights as a woman. Why? If you don't agree with that, please unfollow me. Please,” she wrote to X.
Applegate, who has battled breast cancer and has debilitating MS, said in a follow-up post that she would close the X account she used to interact with fans.
“If you voted against women’s rights, against disability rights, please unfollow me. What you have done is unrealistic, so please unfollow me. I don’t want followers like this. Please don't. So, I'm done. Also, after today, I'm closing this fan. This is an account that I've had for a long time. ”
Cardi B
Cardi B, who was campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris, wrote in a now-deleted Instagram Story: “This is why hurricanes hit some of your states. That's what Imma says. “This is true,” he said, referring to recent natural disasters. Destruction throughout the country. ”
In an additional Instagram Story, the rapper simply wrote, “I hate being bad.”
Cardi B expressed her clear disappointment with the election results on her Instagram Story. (Cardi B Instagram)
lili reinhart
“Riverdale” actress Lili Reinhart spoke specifically to the women who have accused President-elect Trump of sexual assault. “The feelings of the women who have come forward about their sexual assaults at the hands of President Trump are immeasurable. My heart goes out to them as I see millions of people voting for their sexual assaulters. I'm heartbroken. I believe in you. I'm so sorry.”
John Cusack
Actor John Cusack, the younger brother of actress Joan Cusack, expressed disdain for Trump before he was sworn in as president. “Mr. Harris is likely to pass through Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. The fact that this country would choose to self-destruct by voting for a convicted rapist and a Nazi is, to say the least, It's a sign of deep nihilism.”
Christopher Meloni shared an image that questioned the intelligence of Americans. (Dominic Bindle/Wire Images/Getty Images)
Chris Meloni
Law & Order: SVU actor Christopher Meloni decided to share a saying to clarify his feelings. “No one ever went bankrupt by underestimating the intelligence of the American people,” it says.
“Americans, as a group, are not particularly intelligent and can be easily entertained or tricked to provide economic benefit to others.”
Bette Midler
Bette Midler, a known opponent of President Trump, quoted a sharp statement from American journalist HL Mencken.
“When a candidate for public office confronts voters, he is not confronting reasonable men, but a crowd, and the main characteristic is that they are unable to weigh ideas, even the most basic. The fact is that they cannot even understand anything other than what is true. Men whose all thinking is done from the point of view of emotion, and whose dominant emotion is fear of not understanding, have such problems. When faced with the idea that a candidate is either howling with the herd or lost, essentially the most evil and mediocre of all: the idea that one's own mind is virtually empty. As democracy matures, the presidency tends to be filled more and more by people who can deftly disperse people's inner souls toward lofty ideals. One day, the average people of this country will finally achieve their heart's desire, and the White House will be graced by a complete idiot.”
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Hulk Hogan, who attended former President Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden, spoke out after the election was declared. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
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Hulk Hogan, who has been campaigning for Trump and showing up at rallies and tearing up his shirt to show his support for the former president, shared his thoughts on the outcome on Instagram.
“Believe it or not, brother, we are more alike than different. This election season has shown us how much we care about where this country is headed. Now that voting has begun, remember: Whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, we're all real Americans. It's time to come together, talk to our neighbors, and talk about what brings us together. Let's focus. We all love this country and we are all working to build a better future. We all love you.
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rob schneider
Actor Rob Schneider posted a photo of the Washington Monument with an American flag waving on X.
“There will be no late-night voting this year…The American people have spoken,” he wrote. “This is a landslide victory and a mandate for Donald J. Trump, the 47th President of the United States.”
John Rich
Country musician John Rich simply wrote a post to X: “We won!! Thank you, Lord!!”
50 cents
50 Cent reportedly turned down $3 million to perform at a Trump rally earlier this year. to instagram To share a photo of him and the new president-elect. “I don't care how the game goes. I'm going to go home with a winner — I don't know what's going on yet,” he added. “Congratulations!”
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mark cuban
Mark Cuban, former Dallas Mavericks majority owner and star of TV's “Shark Tank,” congratulated the president-elect and his outspoken supporter Elon Musk on securing the Oval Office. .
“Congratulations @realDonaldTrump. You won fair and square,” he wrote. “Congratulations to @elonmusk too. #Godspeed.”
Cuban made headlines a few days ago when he claimed during a visit on “The View” that he had “never seen” Trump with a “strong, intelligent woman.” Ta. He later apologized for the comments.
dean cain
Former TV “Superman” Dean Cain expressed his excitement on social media. “A great night for America and the world,” he wrote early Wednesday morning.
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