Hollywood Stars Rally Behind Kamala Harris

Leading up to the US elections, a wave of support has surged from Hollywood celebrities, with many publicly announcing their votes for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Stars like Anne Hathaway, Julia Roberts, Eva Longoria, and Lady Gaga are among those using their platforms to encourage their followers to exercise their right to vote.

Stars Take to Social Media to Make Their Voices Heard

Celebrities are flooding social media with messages of encouragement and their own voting experiences. On Instagram, Pretty Woman star Julia Roberts shared an image of herself sporting a “President of the United States” T-shirt with a female sign and a “I Voted” sticker.

“There is a time to hope, there is a time to pray and there is time to vote. Today is the day,” Roberts captioned the post.

Meanwhile, The Devil Wears Prada actress Anne Hathaway shared a photo with her ballot sticker, stating: “I voted like half the country’s lives depended on it, I voted for Kamala Harris.” She also shared a carousel of headlines highlighting the abortion debate, emphasizing the importance of Harris’ stance on the issue.

Other notable stars joining the chorus include:

* **Michael Kelly:** The House Of Cards actor posted a photo with his wife, declaring their vote with the hashtag #Voted.
* **Lady Gaga:** The pop star, who performed at a Harris rally on Monday, confirmed her participation in early voting.
* **Eva Longoria, Reese Witherspoon, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, Jennifer Aniston, Katy Perry, and Michelle Pfeiffer:** All have signaled early voting intentions on social media.

Longoria offered polling day tips on Instagram alongside a message about the power of the vote: “Your vote is your voice!”

Rounding out the list, Lizzo, who attended a Harris campaign event, urged her followers: “Today’s the day! Let’s win this.”

Making Your Voice Count

With election day approaching, the enthusiasm from these celebrities reflects the importance of participation in the democratic process. Remember, your vote is your voice.

Make sure you’re registered to vote and exercise your right to make a difference.