missjo:

1. Dennis Rodman

Dennis Rodman says America needs a 'businessman like Mr Trump'

Big Brother star Dennis Rodman voiced his support for the Republican. The former basketball player tweeted, “@realDonaldTrump has been a great friend for many years. We don’t need another politician, we need a businessman like Mr Trump! Trump 2016.”

LesbianBoy:
Strong people!

Unlike all these beyonce, jennifer Lopez, nicki minaj and co. who thought because of their fine faces and sexy bodies, most americans will vote hillary clinton because they endorsed her

missjo:
The Clinton campaign included a vast array of high-profile celebrities and this had a lot of people believing it would be able to clinch her the prize as number one citizen of the United States of America, just like it did for outgoing president Barack Obama who also enjoyed much support from Hollywood. Many of these supporters have all come out to voice their displeasure at her loss.

While Trump can call on a couple of a A-list stars, most belong at the back of the alphabet. However, Clinton’s roster of celebrity endorsers reads like a who’s who of Tinsel Town.

The Republican once mocked the size of her showbiz supporters saying: “The only people enthusiastic about her campaign are Hollywood celebrities, in many cases celebrities that aren’t very hot anymore.”

The irony of this claim by President-elect Donald Trump is that a number of his celebrity backers could also be considered "not hot anymore".
Nevertheless, they along with millions of ordinary Americans, were enough to get him elected into the oval office.

Here is a list (not extensive) of celebrities who voted for Donald Trump:

1. Dennis Rodman

Dennis Rodman says America needs a 'businessman like Mr Trump'

Big Brother star Dennis Rodman voiced his support for the Republican. The former basketball player tweeted, “@realDonaldTrump has been a great friend for many years. We don’t need another politician, we need a businessman like Mr Trump! Trump 2016.”

missjo:
Last but not least on the list of celebrities is:

23. Ivana Trump
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Ivana Trump is the ex-wife of President-elect Donald Trump and mother to his three oldest children - Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump.

The socialite held a luncheon in support of her ex-husband.

missjo:

LOL, yea I think I saw Bill Belichick on one site I checked...but Diddy is new to me, didn't see his name anywhere.

Well I did say the list isn't extensive, there are over 40 celebs I could have cited but I chose the ones which Nigerians can recognize the most.

missjo:
Lalasticlala, don't you think this deserves a wider audience?
At least to stem the thought that Hollywood in general supported Hillary Clinton.

missjo:
Last but not least on the list of celebrities is:

23. Ivana Trump
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Ivana Trump is the ex-wife of President-elect Donald Trump and mother to his three oldest children - Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump.

The socialite held a luncheon in support of her ex-husband.

LesbianBoy:
Strong people!

Unlike all these beyonce, jennifer Lopez, nicki minaj and co. who thought because of their fine faces and sexy bodies, most americans will vote hillary clinton because they endorsed her

ajalaolanr:
They all look funny, Old and mostly depressed.

AYOOZI:
it seems Americans re nt reali moved by assets in terms of asses nd boobs flaunted by Beyonce and co

missjo:
Lalasticlala, don't you think this deserves a wider audience?
At least to stem the thought that Hollywood in general supported Hillary Clinton.

SirShymexx:


Let me just say I followed Obama's election in 2008 closely (I was in Uni back then and that was the hottest topic amongst black students, especially in the library). And P.Diddy was the first rapper to jump on the Obama train - way before other rappers. He started the "vote or die" campaign and he expended a lot of resources in teaching most folks about voting, especially blacks and hispanics with felonies and their eligibility if they're neither on parole or probation cos a lot of them didn't know.

However, with this one: he called voting a scam and said the "vote or die" campaign is dead. When they asked him why, he said Obama spent 8 years in there without doing anything for black folks, while claiming he isn't the president of only black people - yet he was able to do stuffs gay people, Latinos, Asians, and women. And he said Clinton is going to be the same as Obama, if not worse. But when they asked him about Trump, he said he knows Trump personally and he's a good man.

You can also check the cryptic message he posted on his instagram after Trump won. Hence I said he's a passive supporter of Trump.

roolnaado:


This shows that Hollywood does no represent the totality of America

missjo:
Lalasticlala, don't you think this deserves a wider audience?
At least to stem the thought that Hollywood in general supported Hillary Clinton.

sunnyeinstein:


These are the real mafioso of hollywood and showbiz, not all dis jayz beyonce jargon. Instead of dem to jus shutup dey had to do a TB Joshua at the last minute. I was appalled seeing Stevie Wonder- my hero- say rubbish on live tv.

missjo:

Wow thanks for this.
I don't follow Diddy on Instagram, but I hope I didn't give you the impression that I didn't believe you?

I know that a lot of people were very careful not to publicize their support for Donald Trump because of the things he has said and how much of a loose cannon he can be. But the truth is a whole lot of people voted for him in the privacy of the ballot, even those who may have never supported him in public. I mean how else would he have won? LOL