Mary Trump, Trump’s niece and an outspoken critic of his, wrote on X: “I am deeply sorry. I thought better of us.”

Lili Reinhart shared, “I can’t understand how the women who came forward feel about being sexually assaulted by Trump. Seeing millions vote for their abuser. My heart breaks for these women. I believe you and I’m so sorry.”

Christina Applegate was as direct, writing on X“Why? Give me your reasons why????? My child is crying because her rights as a woman could be taken away. Why? And if you don’t agree, please don’t follow me.”

She later added: “Please don’t follow me if you voted against women’s rights. Against the rights of disabled people. Yes this. Don’t follow me because what you did is unreal. I don’t want followers like this. So yes. Made. Also, after today I’m going to close this fan account I’ve had for so many years because it’s sick.”

John Cusack he posted on Twitter before the race was called, admitting that even the hope of a Harris victory was not enough. “Harris may come through Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania — that the country would choose to destroy itself by voting for a convicted felon and Nazi is a sign of profound nihilism, to put it mildly,” he wrote.

Rosanne Cash wrote on Threads“I had an idea about America. I was wrong. But I still like the idea, and maybe I’m just wrong at this point in history. I may not live long enough to see full recovery, but I am determined that my grandchildren will. Resist what’s to come. I’m with you.”

Wendell Pierce reflected on the future damage this election could have. “Elections have consequences,” he wrote on X. “The Supreme Court will be changed for a generation. I will never see a moderate court again in my life. Alito and Thomas will resign, and Trump will appoint 40-year partisans to the bench. The damage they are going to do to our institutions over the next 2 years will be irreparable.”

Director Adam McKay posted a long reveal on X as it became clear that Trump would take the White House. “Who would have guessed that he lied about Biden’s cognitive health for 2 years, refusing to hold an open convention for a new nominee, never mentioning public health care, and embracing fracking, Cheney, and a year of carnage of children in Gaza would not be a gain. strategy?” McKay wrote.

He added: “Well at least it’s time for the hacks and dusty careerists to spread their feathers after the election and blame Russia and the third party candidates. That should settle things.”

Armando Iannucci retweeted a post from Elon Musk, noting“Musk reminds us that Trump’s near total denial of the climate emergency means the Earth is now on its way to being completely screwed.”

Russell Brand took the opposing side, post on X“DONALD TRUMP WON.” He added: “The world is about to be a very different place… What does this Trump victory mean for America?”