Which celebrities voted for Donald Trump vs Joe Biden? 13 Hollywood and music stars who made their pick for president known in the 2020 US election

Nov 9 , 2020

Who did Taylor Swift, 50 Cent and Billie Eilish vote for in the 2020 US presidential election? Photo: Bang Showbiz

US presidential election 2020

John Legend, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez and Cardi B told fans to vote for the Biden-Harris ticket, while 50 Cent and Kid Rock supported Trump until the end of the race

Hollywood and politics are two areas that in more normal times should never mix, and stars often avoid opening up about their political leanings – unless they’re running for president themselves, that is.

However, ahead of the heated showdown of the 2020 US presidential election, many more celebrities were very vocal about exactly who they would be voting for – Lil Wayne even posed for a photo with Donald Trump and sung his praises on Twitter.

So now the dust has settled and president-elect Joe Biden emerged with a convincing lead at the polls, let’s take a look back at which celebrities supported the incoming leader, and who voted for Trump?

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend

Ever since Trump blocked Twitter lover Chrissy Teigen on the platform, it has been clear who she and her husband John Legend would vote for. The model and singer have both shown their support for Biden and vice-president-elect Kamala Harris.

After Harris was announced as Biden’s pick for vice-president in August, Legend wrote on his Twitter account: “Very happy for our friend and Senator and future Vice-President, @KamalaHarris, and very much looking forward to voting for the Biden-Harris ticket to begin the difficult work of recovering from this nightmare presidency and building an even better future.”

Billie Eilish

The Bad Guy singer has been vocal in campaigning for young people to be proactive and vote in elections to better their communities and have their voices heard, and the US elections saw her working hard to convince her fans to vote.

Capitalising on her social media influence she launched an election initiative to encourage her 68.7 million Instagram followers to cast their votes. The 18-year-old singer did not influence her followers towards either candidate, however.

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