As the former US President Donald Trump is found guilty in all 34 felony charges in his New York hush money case, celebs across the globe are rejoicing in the verdict.
In just a few moments following the announcement, a surge of joy and relief was widely shared by worldwide personalities ranging from singers, actresses, directors, authors and more on social media platforms. Within an hour, stars like Katy Perry, Barbra Streisand, Mia Farrow, Kathy Griffin, Stephen King, and many others didn't hold back their exhilaration after the two days of deliberations spanned a total of 9 1/2 hours.
Ex-American Idol host Katy Perry, one of the early responders, jubilantly posted on X, Twitter's former name: "LFG" which translates to "let's f------ go."
Showbiz icon and star of A Star is Born, Barbra Streisand didn't shy away from throwing shade at Trump's reaction to this latest development, tweeting: "Convicted felon Donald Trump is blaming the judge, the jury and New York for being found guilty on 34 counts. He will never accept accountability for his crimes. Americans must not allow this felon anywhere near the White House again."
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Following the verdict, comedian Kathy Griffin shared her relief after a previous scandal in which she posed with a mock severed-head of Trump that almost ended her career. On platform X, before the news broke, Kathy posted: "I can't take it. Praying so hard for a guilty verdict."
Amidst several posts about the news, one supporter replied to her: "We all hate the SOB with you Kathy! You have been targeted by this thug and he is finally getting in trouble for his mobster antics."
Kathy then responded: "Thank you for saying that. It was awful and he is awful. TEARS OF JOY."
Comedian Kathy Griffin said she was 'crying tears of joy' after Trump's guilty verdict (Getty Images)Post-verdict, author Stephen King also expressed his relief on platform X, writing: "The Republican candidate for President is a convicted felon."
A response to this read: "Import the Third World, become the Third World. That's what we just saw. This won't stop Trump. He'll win the election if he's not killed first. But it does mark the end of the fairest justice system in the world. Anyone who defends this verdict is a danger to you and your family."
King retorted: "Sorry, Tucker. He did this to himself, having sexual intercourse with a porn star. Crookedy-crook-crook-crook."
Actress Mia Farrow celebrated the news and slammed Trump for his past behavior (Getty Images)After the verdict, Cynthia Nixon, the former 'Sex in the City' star, couldn't contain her excitement as she shared a screenshot from the New York Times article with the headline: "Trump Guilty on all Counts."
The 58 year old actress added a touch of celebration to her Instagram post with a confetti emoji and set it to the tune of the 'Law and Order' theme song.
John Cusack, known for his role in 'Sixteen Candles', joined the chorus of voices supporting the guilty verdict against Trump. He took to social media, stating: "The dumb treacherous criminal is now a convicted felon - 34 times over. Now what will judge do with Trump contempt violations."
Meanwhile, acclaimed director Rob Reiner didn't mince his words, simply exclaiming "GUILTY! ! ! ! ! " on his platform.
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Barbra Streisand took to X shading Trump's reaction to the verdict (Popperfoto via Getty Images)Mia Farrow, who starred in 'The Great Gatsby', also weighed in on Trump's past controversies. She reflected somberly on social media: "No gloating here. It is a sad day for America. We are left to wonder how we ever elected such a person - who bragged he could grab women's genitals, called fallen soldiers 'losers', said McCain is not a hero because he likes people who don't get captured, said an amputee solder should not be in view of WH because it made him look bad. He does indeed look bad. Very bad. No space to list all of his nightmare doings here but you know- the stolen docs, the attempt to overthrow the election-ALL of it has to matter to all of us."
Actor John Cusack coined Trump a 'dumb treacherous criminal' in his celebratory post (FilmMagic)Caitlyn Jenner, from the Kardashian-Jenner family, was quick to respond to the news, expressing her backing for the ex-President on Instagram. She diverged from other celebs by publicly declaring her support for Trump, confirming she'll cast her vote for him in the 2024 election.
Caitlyn uploaded a photo of them together, hands joined, captioning it: "THE ONLY VERDICT THAT MATTERS IS THE VOTE OF WE THE PEOPLE, OF THE USA, ON NOVEMBER 5 2024! ".
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