Following Donald Trump’s election victory, prominent Hollywood celebrities have voiced their disappointment and, in some cases, a desire to relocate from the United States. Stars like Sharon Stone, Cher, and America Ferrera are among those who supported Kamala Harris and have shared their thoughts on leaving the country. This wave of reaction highlights the division in public sentiment following Trump’s return to office.

Celebrities Share Concerns About Trump’s Leadership

Before and after the election results, several celebrities openly discussed their concerns regarding Trump’s return. Sharon Stone, known for her candid views on social issues, had previously expressed her dissatisfaction with Trump’s policies. She told the Daily Mail earlier this year about her interest in a home in Italy, saying:

“I think that’s an intelligent construct at this time. This is one of the first times in my life that I’ve actually seen anyone running for office on a platform of hate and oppression.”

Similarly, Cher has also shared her fears about Trump’s leadership. In a conversation with The Guardian in 2023, she spoke of her intense anxiety, even developing physical symptoms during Trump’s earlier administration. Cher stated:

“If he gets in, who knows? This time I will leave.”

Cher’s remarks have resonated with others who believe that Trump’s policies could lead to increased societal polarization. This sentiment is shared by various stars who feel deeply about the changes in the political landscape.

Stars Consider Relocation for Family and Personal Beliefs

America Ferrera, widely known for her role in “Barbie,” has also been vocal about her disappointment. Sources close to the actress revealed that Ferrera, along with her family, is contemplating a move to the United Kingdom. According to an insider who spoke with the Daily Mail, Ferrera wants a more promising future for her children, away from the challenges she perceives in the US under Trump’s leadership. The source elaborated on her views, stating Ferrera’s strong preference for a stable and inclusive environment for her family.

Minnie Driver is another figure who has already acted on her decision. In July, Driver told The Times about her move back to the UK, sharing her concerns about Trump’s potential return to the White House. Driver explained that living in California offered some insulation, but she felt a move was necessary given the national atmosphere. She commented:

“If I lived in a red [Republican] state, no, I couldn’t [return]. But living in California, you are somewhat insulated.”

Sophie Turner, famous for her role in “Game of Thrones,” has also indicated that she would prefer to leave the US in the event of Trump’s presidency. According to the New York Post, Turner previously mentioned her desire to return to her native England if Trump won the election, citing comfort and alignment with her values as driving factors.

Public Figures Divided Over Trump’s Return to Office

Beyond Hollywood, reactions to Trump’s return have stirred diverse responses among public figures. Celebrities such as Ariana Grande, Christina Applegate, and Billie Eilish have expressed concerns over the implications of his leadership on issues like social policies and human rights. Many worry that Trump’s administration could impact freedoms they believe are essential to a healthy society.

Conversely, several high-profile figures have shown support for Trump’s leadership. Notable supporters include Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and Amber Rose, along with actors Zachary Levi, Rosanne Barr, Hulk Hogan, Dr. Phil, and Mel Gibson. This backing emphasizes the polarized response to Trump’s administration, with each side rallying for a vision of America’s future that aligns with their beliefs and principles.

This tension among prominent personalities reflects broader divides in the country, as citizens and public figures alike navigate the changing political climate under Trump’s renewed leadership.

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