While the 2024 elections were underway, many celebrities were spotted rushing to the election stands to cast their votes, while also urging fans to go and vote. With Kamala Harris contesting against Donald Trump, this year’s election was one of the most unpredictable ones though Trump has finally secured a win.
Though many celebrities and artists actively participated in the campaigns of both Republican and Democratic candidates, Rihanna couldn’t. The singer was not able to cast a vote, though she made a hilarious comment about sneaking into election stands with her son’s credentials to cast her vote. Here’s what she said and why she can’t vote.
Rihanna Makes Hilarious Comment On Sneaking Into Election Stands
While the country was busy voting for the next President, Rihanna was goofing around as she seemingly had no other choice left. The singer posted a video of herself longingly gazing out of a car window on Instagram on Monday, along with the caption, “POV: me trying to sneak into the polls with my son’s passport.”
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Captioning the video, she wrote, “When protecting pussies and firing pussies can happen all in one vote #votecauseicant.” Since she is still a citizen of Barbados, she cannot vote in the US of yet. Her comment was met with disapproval from many as they blasted her in the comments section. Riri boldly replied to most of them.
i’m crying, she’s got time today. welcome back badgalriri. pic.twitter.com/vwHD0ZtPf7
— S ミ☆ (@legendarihhhh) November 5, 2024
Donald Trump Beats Kamala Harris To Be The 47th President Of America
America finalized Donald Trump to be its next president, who marked a victorious comeback into the White House by defeating Kamala Harris. He won largely because of his triumph in Pennsylvania, the key influential state this year which fetched 19 electoral votes on Donald Trump’s tally and remained the second time Republicans triumphed there since 1988, and the first since 2016.
Trump thanked American voters, as an ecstatic crowd roared near him at Palm Beach, Florida, moments after Associated Press announced his win. He was exultant to say that it would really be “America’s golden age.” The Republican told the roaring masses that America gave an “unprecedented and powerful mandate” and also echoed his followers with a collective roar.
“We’re going to have to seal up those borders,” Trump added, mentioning the issue he used most to garner votes during his campaign. “We want people to come back in. But they have to come back in legally,” he said, as more cheers were drawn from the audience as VP-elect JD Vance, Trump’s family members, and UFC boss Dana White stood on stage behind him.
