Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber were among the stars sharing their reactions after Donald Trump‘s presidential election victory.
The celebrities took to their respective Instagram Stories to share their thoughts after Trump was named the president-elect in the election against Kamala Harris.
Jenner — who just enjoyed a happy weekend celebrating her 29th birthday — re-shared a post about women’s rights and resilience.
‘To Women Everywhere,’ read the post from We The Urban. ‘You are the heartbeat of progress. You are seen, valued, and unstoppable. Your strength and prowess are changing the world.’
Meanwhile, Bieber, 27, re-shared a fiery post about the presidential election results.
Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber were among the stars sharing their reactions after Donald Trump’s presidential election victory
The celebrities took to their respective Instagram Stories to share their thoughts after Trump was named the president-elect in the election against Kamala Harris; pictured September 18 in Uniondale, New York
Jenner’s post, which was written by Willie Greene, author and founder of the online community, continued: ‘No matter the outcome, we keep pushing forward with love, resilience, and a vision for a world where everyone is seen, heard, and valued. Hope is a muscle; let’s flex it, nurture it, and share it.’
‘To women everywhere tired of being strong all the time,’ the message continued. ‘I know you’re tired. You’ve carried so much for so long, holding it all together even when there’s little left for yourself.
‘It’s okay to feel the weight, to let yourself rest, to lean on others, to let go. You may bend, but you won’t break.’
‘And multiple things can exist at once. Every experience has the potential to shape us, but it’s okay if growth isn’t the first thing you feel. Some moments are simply hard, and honoring that is part of the journey too.’
‘Say it with me: Someone’s inability to see my worth does not diminish my inherent value. No crack in the glᴀss ceiling is too small; each one weakens the barrier a little more.
‘The fight for a more just and compᴀssionate world doesn’t end with one outcome. The work continues. Just don’t give up on yourself.’
‘Supporting a convicted felon over a woman is f***ing insane,’ Bieber’s repost read.
‘That’s really all there is to say,’ she added alongside her Instagram Story post.
Jenner — who just enjoyed a happy weekend celebrating her 29th birthday — re-shared a post about women’s rights and resilience. Meanwhile, Bieber, 27, re-shared a fiery post about the presidential election results
‘Supporting a convicted felon over a woman is f***ing insane,’ Bieber’s repost read. ‘That’s really all there is to say,’ she added alongside her Instagram Story post. The presidential election results, which have spurred divisive reactions across Hollywood, comes after the model shared a glimpse of her and her husband Justin Bieber’s baby boy Jack Blues while urging fans to head to the polls and vote; pictured March 8 in Los Angeles
Although both Jenner and Bieber did not share an official endorsement for the presidential election this year, they previously joined pals at the March for Our Lives protest in Los Angeles in 2018 — a year after the reality star’s infamous Pepsi commercial pictured October 19 in Los Angeles
The presidential election results, which have spurred divisive reactions across Hollywood, comes after the model shared a glimpse of her and her husband Justin Bieber’s baby boy Jack Blues while urging fans to head to the polls and vote.
She shared a pH๏τo of her newborn son’s onesie-clad feet and adorably stuck an ‘I Voted’ sticker on his foot.
Although both Jenner and Bieber did not share an official endorsement for the presidential election this year, they previously joined pals at the March for Our Lives protest in Los Angeles in 2018 — a year after the reality star’s infamous Pepsi commercial.
Notably, Jenner’s sister, Kim Kardashian, who is close friends with the president-elect’s daughter Ivanka Trump, was also present at that protest.
Kardashian also did not endorse a presidential candidate ahead of the voting and election results this year.
