Rihanna Gets Seriously Feisty With Trump Fans Commenting On Her Election Post
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"Shut up Karen," the R&B superstar responded to one commenter, telling another, "Where were you in Jan 6, sis?"
Rihanna may not be able to vote in the election, but she’s making it clear who she stands behind.
On Instagram Monday, the Barbadian singer posted a video of herself in a vehicle, joking, “POV: me trying to sneak into the polls with my son’s passport #votecauseicant.”
She added in the caption, “when protecting pussies and firing pussies can happen all in one vote,” adding the hashtag #TanSuitSeason. Ostensibly, this was an endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris, who has campaigned on protecting abortion rights and followed Barack Obama’s lead in wearing a tan suit this election season.
But the “Diamonds” singer’s joke didn’t land with some commenters, who echoed Donald Trump’s familiar refrains baselessly accusing Democrats of voting illegally.
“That attitude is why we want to make America geeat again. You want to cheat to win. So disappointing,” one person wrote.
The “Late Night” comedian delivered a scorching recap of the former president’s most bonkers, cruel and ridiculous moments.
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"The Tonight Show" announcer Steve Higgins also chimed in.
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“That's what makes it good,” the 60-year-old actor said.
The pop star says the "very oddly specific question" helps her point out the "red flags" in men.
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Friends, colleagues and admirers from all over show business paid their respects to the music legend.
"It really threw me when we were going through the first show,” the "Saturday Night Live" great said of the incident ahead of the series' 1975 premiere.
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The “Last Week Tonight” host dreamed of a world where he could “not give a s**t” about the former president’s antics and urged viewers to make it a reality.