Kamala Harris fate changed after Biden’s latest announcement.
In a surprising and emotional turn, US President Joe Biden announced he will not be running in the upcoming November presidential election.
The news prompted an outpouring of tributes from Hollywood’s most prominent figures, many of whom have been steadfast supporters of Biden and the Democratic Party.
President Biden’s decision comes after a disappointing performance in a televised debate with his rival, Donald Trump.
This led to some donors withdrawing their support, pushing Biden to make the tough call. Yet, his decision has been hailed as an act of patriotism and political wisdom.
Jon Stewart, the beloved talk show host and comedian, called Biden a “legend,” praising his contributions to the country.
Actor Robert De Niro described Biden’s move as a “shrewd act of selfless patriotism,” emphasizing the importance of defeating Trump at the ballot box.
Oscar-winning actress and singer Barbara Streisand took to X, formerly Twitter, to express her admiration for Biden.
Stating he would be remembered for his significant achievements during his term.
Streisand highlighted how Biden restored “honesty, dignity, and integrity” to the office after what she described as four tumultuous years under Trump.
Mark Hamill, famed for his role in Star Wars, echoed these sentiments.
Praising Biden for quietly doing good for all Americans.
Esteemed director Ken Burns also lauded Biden for leading the country out of a disastrous term, focusing on the positive impact of his presidency.
Singer John Legend expressed his gratitude for Biden’s grace in stepping aside.
Furthermore, he voiced his support for Vice President Kamala Harris.
“She’s ready for this fight,” Legend said, showing his enthusiasm to support Harris in any way possible.
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis highlighted Harris’s strong record as a fierce advocate for women’s rights and people of colour.
A-list actors support Kamala Harris
Curtis emphasized Harris’s message of hope and unity, which she believes is crucial for America during these divided times.
If Kamala Harris wins the election, she will make history as the first woman and the first woman of colour to become President of the United States.
This possibility has excited many, including comedian Kathy Griffin, who exclaimed, “Let’s make history!!!” on X.
Singer Katy Perry also joined in, sharing a video singing “It’s a Woman’s world,” celebrating the potential milestone.
George Takei, known for his role in Star Trek, emphasized the stakes of the upcoming election.
Framing it as “prosecutor vs felon” about Harris’s career and Trump’s legal troubles.
Even Charli XCX showed her support, posting, “Kamala IS brat,” a nod to her latest album.
Further, the trending social media movement blends Harris’s image with Charli’s music.
Despite some initial dissent from figures like Aaron Sorkin and George Clooney.
Hollywood’s support for Kamala Harris now seems overwhelmingly strong, setting the stage for a historic and highly anticipated election.
