Celebrity Reactions To Kamala Harris, Donald Trump Election Results

“Snow White” actress Rachel Zegler issued a public apology after former Fox News host Megyn Kelly demanded she be fired from Disney for her anti-Trump comments, which included “F**k Donald Trump” and “May Trump supporters … and Trump himself never know peace.”

Dick Van Dyke, 98, said he feel fortunate he “won’t be around to experience the four years” of Trump’s second term.

Model Hailey Bieber re-shared a post that read, “Supporting a convicted felon over a woman is f**king insane” and captioned it with “That’s really all there is to say.”

Comedian Russell Brand posted to Instagram to celebrate Trump’s victory by holding up a red cap reading, “Make Jesus First Again,” and actress Nicole Scherzinger commented, “Where can I get this hat!?”

Olympian and former reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner posted a photo alongside Trump and Elon Musk the day after the election with the caption, “These two men will single-handedly save western civilization and that starts with a strong United States of America.” She has also posted in recent days about how a Trump presidency will “restore Pro America values in every part of the education system” and “there will be no transgender or sexual insanity being indoctrinated into the minds of our innocent, beautiful American children.”

Actress Roseanne Barr, a Trump supporter, has posted or retweeted dozens of comments about the election result since Tuesday night, including responding to one message suggesting she be nominated as press secretary: “Ok, I will do it @realDonaldTrump,” she said.

Billie Eilish, who vocally supported Vice President Kamala Harris, called Trump’s victory “a war on women” on Instagram. At a concert in Nashville Wednesday night, she said “someone who hates women so, so deeply is about to be the president.”

NASCAR star Danica Patrick, who endorsed Trump ahead of voting for president for the first time, has been active on X since his victory, saying “public schools will be safe again soon for kids” and “the people have spoken.”

Actress Lili Reinhart spoke about claims of sexual assault against Trump and said her heart “absolutely breaks” for women who saw “millions of people vote for their abuser.”

Trump was found liable for the sexual abuse of writer E. Jean Carroll in 2023, and she posted a five-word response to the election result: “I tried to tell you.”

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill posted: “They say we get the leaders we deserve. Either that has just been disproven, or this is not the America we all thought we were living in.”

Youtuber and boxer Jake Paul, who posted a lengthy video in support of Trump ahead of the election, called the result “a massive step in the right direction to heal the major issues going on in the world currently. America is saved.”

Trump supporter Hulk Hogan called for unity in his post-election message, saying, “This election season showed just how much we all care about where this country’s headed.”

Brittany Aldean, who has been vocal in her support of Trump alongside husband Jason Aldean, posted a photo tuning in to Fox News on Wednesday and writing, “Feels like Christmas Morning.”

Actor Kevin Sorbo wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter: “Christ is king. Trump is president. Goodnight.”

NBA star LeBron James, who called Harris the “clear choice” for president, posted a photo with his daughter with a promise to “protect you.”

Actor John Cusack wrote: “The fact that the country would choose to destroy itself by voting in a convicted felon rapist and Nazi is a sign of deep nihilism. To put it mildly.”

Actresses Hilary Duff and Jessica Alba, as well as model Kendall Jenner, reposted a message calling women the “heartbeat of progress” and adding, “You are seen, valued, and unstoppable. Your strength and prowess are changing the word.”

Whoopi Goldberg refused to say Trump’s name while on “The View” early Wednesday while co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar, respectively, said they were “profoundly disturbed” and “vehemently disagree with the decision that Americans made.”

Singer and actress Ariana Grande posted she is “holding the hand of every person who is feeling the immeasurable heaviness of this outcome today.”

50 Cent, who didn’t clearly endorse any candidate ahead of the election but did say he turned down millions of dollars to perform at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally and the Republican National Convention, posted photos of himself with Trump on Instagram with the caption, “I don’t care how the fight goes, I’m leaving with the winner shit. I still don’t know what’s going on 🤦.”

Actor Kevin McHale posted of the Trump victory: “Supreme Court gone for the rest of my lifetime. Ultra-conservative evangelical bigotry, xenophobia, racism is the mandate.”

Joe Rogan, who hosted Trump on his successful podcast and endorsed him the day before the election, posted a video of himself watching Trump’s victory announced on Fox News with the caption “WHOLE. LEE. SHIT.”

Dana White, CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship who appeared at the Republican National Convention to endorse Trump, spoke at Trump’s victory rally on Wednesday and thanked “the mighty and powerful” Rogan for his support.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, a Trump supporter, said the Harris campaign’s “pure arrogance and their moral superiority” drove voters away and that Democrats spent the campaign “acting like you’re better than us, smarter than us, and, frankly, insulting our intelligence.”

“The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart told viewers on election night that Harris supporters “have to continue to fight and continue to work day in and day out to create the better society for our children, for this world, for this country that we know is possible.”

Jamie Lee Curtis encouraged Harris supporters to continue to “fight against tyranny, one day at a time” and said Trump’s victory means a “sure return to a more restrictive, some fear draconian time.”

Actress Christina Applegate posted her confusion about the results and said “My child is sobbing because her rights as a woman may be taken away.”

Actress Yvette Nicole Brown said “America is done. But they got their orange king.”

Bette Midler on Wednesday posted a photo threatening to drink a bottle of Drano, a toxic household cleaning chemical, if Trump won and after the results were revealed shared a quote about the presidency being won by men who are “intrinsically, the most devious and mediocre” before deactivating her X account.

Rapper Cardi B, who campaigned for Harris, said she felt “really sad” after Trump’s win and, in an Instagram live, said to those who voted for Trump “I swear to god, I’m gonna f**k you up. Get away from me! I’m sick of you!”

Piers Morgan, who supported Trump during much of his first presidency and later said he regretted his strong adoration, early Wednesday congratulated Trump and said the win is “a testament to your resilience, mental strength & never-give-up mentality as your enemies tried to kill you, jail you & brand you the new Hitler.”

Adam McKay, director of political satire “Don’t Look Up,” expressed frustration said it was time to “abandon” the Democratic party: “Who would have guessed lying about Biden’s cognitive health for 2 yrs, refusing to do an open convention for a new nominee, never mentioning public healthcare & embracing fracking, the Cheneys & a yr long slaughter of children in Gaza wouldn’t be a winning strategy?”

Actor Zachary Levi, who supported Trump, said he was “incredibly grateful” to all Republican voters who “saw thru all the noise.”

Billionaires who supported either presidential candidate have also spoken out about the results.