The aftermath of Donald Trump’s election victory over Kamala Harris left many in the entertainment world stunned and concerned.

As the results unfolded, celebrities voiced their worries, especially about the future of women’s rights, with several well-known figures sharing their thoughts on social media.

Billie Eilish and Other Celebrities Express Shock

Billie Eilish, who had publicly supported Kamala Harris, posted a stark message on Instagram Stories that read, “it’s a war on women.”

The statement, written in white lowercase font against a black backdrop, resonated with many who were deeply troubled by the outcome.

Similarly, Ariana Grande took to Instagram, offering support to those feeling overwhelmed by the results.

She wrote, “holding the hand of every person who is feeling the immeasurable heaviness of this outcome today.”

Cara Delevingne’s Optimistic Call for Action

Model Cara Delevingne, known for her bold personality, posted a message to her followers that combined a sense of defiance with optimism.

She encouraged those disheartened by the election results to keep fighting: “This is not the time to shrink. Nor the time to despair. This is our villain era. Make art. Fk st up. Build power.”

Delevingne emphasized the need for resilience and rebellion, calling on people to continue standing against oppressive forces.

Jamie Lee Curtis Reflects on the Election Outcome

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis posted a thoughtful message reflecting on the emotional and political consequences of the election.

She acknowledged the feelings of both triumph and loss that the results brought, stressing the need for unity in the face of uncertainty.

“Be gentle with people today,” she advised, urging others to continue fighting for rights and justice, one step at a time.

Curtis also expressed her unwavering support for those fearful of what the future might hold, particularly women and marginalized communities.

Kerry Washington and Mandy Moore Urge Compassion

Kerry Washington shared several emotional statements encouraging kindness and self-care in such a difficult time.

“Be kind to yourself today,” she wrote, reminding her followers that there is still much work to be done.

Mandy Moore also shared her grief, highlighting the difficulty of carrying on with life while grappling with the election’s emotional toll.

She posted a photo of her son, stating, “I see you. Let’s be tender with ourselves and one another.”

Hailey Bieber and Other Public Figures Speak Out

Hailey Bieber reposted a message calling out the election result, remarking, “Supporting a convicted felon over a woman is f**king insane.”

Her words, along with similar sentiments from other public figures like Viola Davis and Bette Midler, reflected a mixture of frustration and determination to keep fighting for women’s rights.

Midler, who shared a quote from H.L. Mencken on her X account before deleting it, voiced her dissatisfaction with the electoral process, suggesting that the presidency often goes to individuals who are more skilled at manipulating public opinion than presenting sound policies.

Lili Reinhart and Christina Applegate Share Heartfelt Messages

Actress Lili Reinhart expressed deep empathy for women who had accused Trump of sexual assault, tweeting, “I cannot fathom the feeling of the women who came forward about their sexual assault at the hands of Trump.

Seeing millions of people vote for their abuser. My heart absolutely breaks for these women.”

Meanwhile, Christina Applegate took to Twitter to voice her outrage over the potential loss of women’s rights, especially reproductive healthcare.

Later, she apologized, sharing that she was still processing the emotional aftermath.

Stephen King, Wendell Pierce, and Other Authors Weigh In

Author Stephen King was one of several writers who spoke out against Trump’s victory, comparing it to an attack on democracy itself.

“You can say the same about democracy,” King remarked, alluding to the fragility of democratic institutions.

British author Philip Pullman, known for His Dark Materials, tweeted a somber farewell, saying, “Goodbye, America. It was nice knowing you.”

Wendell Pierce, an actor from The Wire, expressed his concerns about the long-term effects of Trump’s control over the Supreme Court, warning that the damage could be irreparable.

Trump Declares Victory and Vows to Heal the Nation

In his victory speech, Trump addressed his supporters in Florida, thanking the American people for electing him as both the 45th and 47th president.

He promised to “help our country heal” and assured his followers that he would work to “fix the borders.”

Despite the polarized reactions to his win, Trump’s focus on national unity was clear as he pledged to move forward with his agenda.

What’s Next?

As the dust settles from the election, the fight for women’s rights and social justice remains at the forefront.

Celebrities and citizens alike continue to navigate the emotional aftermath, but many are determined to stay active, raise their voices, and demand change.

The journey ahead may be challenging, but the resolve to push for progress and protect fundamental rights is stronger than ever.

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