Actors, Musicians, and Athletes Who Support Trump

Hollywood and mainstream entertainment are often seen as liberal spaces, but Donald Trump has always had celebrity supporters too.

Some supported him during his first presidential campaign. Some backed him again in 2020 or 2024. Some performed at his events. Some spoke at rallies or the Republican National Convention. Others defended him publicly, appeared with him, or accepted roles connected to his political brand.

This article focuses only on celebrities who have publicly supported Donald Trump, endorsed him, performed at Trump-related events, or clearly aligned themselves with him. It does not assume support based on rumors, party registration, or one photo.

Kid Rock

Kid Rock is one of Donald Trump’s most visible celebrity supporters.

The musician has appeared at Trump events, performed at political gatherings, and built much of his modern public image around conservative politics. He also performed during events surrounding Trump’s 2024 campaign and 2025 inauguration period. His relationship with Trump has gone beyond a casual endorsement, with Kid Rock often appearing as part of the MAGA entertainment world.

Jon Voight

Jon Voight has been one of Trump’s most loyal Hollywood supporters.

The Oscar-winning actor has praised Trump publicly for years and stood out because major Hollywood actors have usually been much more critical of him. Voight was honored by Trump with the National Medal of Arts in 2019, and the Associated Press described him at the time as one of Trump’s few outspoken Hollywood backers.

Mel Gibson

Mel Gibson has been publicly identified as a Trump supporter.

His name became even more closely linked to Trump in January 2025, when Trump announced Gibson, Jon Voight, and Sylvester Stallone as Hollywood “special ambassadors.” The role was described as part of Trump’s effort to address Hollywood’s struggles and serve as his “eyes and ears” in the industry.

Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stallone has also been publicly linked to Trump’s circle.

In 2025, Trump named Stallone as one of his Hollywood “special ambassadors,” alongside Jon Voight and Mel Gibson. The announcement placed Stallone among the most visible entertainment figures connected to Trump’s second-term cultural messaging.

Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan became one of the most memorable celebrity faces of Trump’s 2024 campaign.

The wrestling legend appeared at the 2024 Republican National Convention, where he delivered a high-energy speech and physically leaned into his classic wrestling persona. His support worked because it matched Trump’s political style: theatrical, loud, nostalgic, and built for television.

Dana White

Dana White has been one of Trump’s most consistent celebrity allies from the sports and entertainment world.

The UFC president has spoken at Republican conventions, defended Trump publicly, and repeatedly described his loyalty to him as personal as well as political. In a recent interview, White defended his support for Trump even when challenged directly, saying disagreements do not end relationships.

Amber Rose

Amber Rose surprised many people when she publicly supported Trump in 2024.

The model and media personality spoke at the Republican National Convention, where she explained why she had changed her view of Trump and now supported him. Her speech received major attention because she had previously criticized Trump and because her public image did not fit the traditional Republican celebrity mold.

Zachary Levi

Zachary Levi publicly supported Trump during the 2024 presidential race.

The Shazam! actor originally supported Robert F. Kennedy Jr., but after Kennedy suspended his campaign, Levi appeared at a Trump rally in Michigan and said Trump was the best option in the race. His endorsement became widely discussed because Levi had not previously been one of the most obvious Hollywood Trump figures.

Roseanne Barr

Roseanne Barr has been one of Trump’s loudest entertainment-world supporters.

The comedian and sitcom star has praised Trump publicly and has often used interviews, podcasts, and social media to promote conservative politics. Her support became part of her public identity after her mainstream TV career changed dramatically following controversy around her comments online.

Scott Baio

Scott Baio has supported Trump for years.

The former Happy Days and Charles in Charge actor spoke at the 2016 Republican National Convention and continued to defend Trump publicly afterward. Baio became one of the more recognizable pro-Trump actors during Trump’s first rise in national politics.

Dean Cain

Dean Cain has also been publicly supportive of Trump and conservative politics.

The actor, best known for playing Superman in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, has appeared in conservative media and supported Republican causes. His Trump support fits a broader public identity built around law enforcement, patriotism, and conservative commentary.

Kelsey Grammer

Kelsey Grammer has publicly supported Trump.

The Frasier and Cheers actor has long been one of Hollywood’s better-known conservative actors. He has spoken positively about Trump in interviews and has not hidden his right-leaning politics, even while working in an industry where that can attract attention.

Dennis Quaid

Dennis Quaid has praised Trump publicly and has appeared in political conversations around him.

The actor’s comments about Trump have generally focused on leadership, policy, and his view of Trump’s record rather than full campaign-style performance. Quaid’s support became notable because he is a recognizable mainstream film and TV actor rather than a primarily political media figure.

Jason Aldean

Jason Aldean has been strongly associated with Trump-friendly country music culture.

The country singer has supported Trump publicly and has appeared in pro-Trump spaces. His political image intensified after “Try That in a Small Town” became a culture-war flashpoint. Aldean was also part of the group of country and entertainment figures connected to Trump’s 2025 inauguration environment.

Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood performed “America the Beautiful” at Trump’s 2025 inauguration.

Underwood has generally kept her political views private, so her appearance should not be written as a full ideological endorsement unless she says that herself. Still, performing at a presidential inauguration is a public act connected to Trump’s return to office. She said she was honored to take part and called for unity and looking to the future.

Lee Greenwood

Lee Greenwood has been closely linked to Trump’s political events for years.

His song “God Bless the U.S.A.” became one of Trump’s most recognizable rally songs, and Greenwood has performed at Trump-related events, including inauguration celebrations. He represents the patriotic country-music lane of Trump celebrity support.

The Village People

The Village People performed at Trump’s 2025 inaugural events.

Their song “Y.M.C.A.” became a major Trump rally anthem, even though the group’s relationship with Trump’s use of the song has been publicly discussed over the years. The Associated Press reported that the group would perform at two inaugural events, including an inaugural ball and a rally before the swearing-in.

Billy Ray Cyrus

Billy Ray Cyrus has publicly appeared in Trump-friendly contexts.

The country singer was part of the wider entertainment lineup surrounding Trump’s 2025 inauguration period and has shared pro-Trump signals publicly. His support became more noticeable during Trump’s 2024 comeback campaign and second inauguration cycle.

Kanye West

Kanye West, now known as Ye, was one of the most famous celebrities to publicly support Trump during Trump’s first presidency.

He wore a MAGA hat, met with Trump at the White House, and spoke about him in interviews. His support later became complicated by his own presidential run, shifting public statements, and serious controversies unrelated to ordinary political endorsement.

Lil Pump

Lil Pump publicly supported Trump during the 2020 election cycle.

The rapper appeared at a Trump rally and was promoted by Trump on stage, though Trump famously misnamed him as “Little Pimp” during the appearance. The moment became a viral example of Trump using hip-hop celebrity support to signal youth and pop-culture reach.

Waka Flocka Flame

Waka Flocka Flame has publicly expressed support for Trump.

The rapper has made pro-Trump statements on social media and in public-facing comments, becoming one of several hip-hop figures who broke from the assumption that all rappers oppose Trump. His support has drawn both agreement and criticism from fans.

Kodak Black

Kodak Black has publicly supported Trump after Trump commuted his prison sentence.

The rapper praised Trump after receiving clemency in January 2021. His support is tied closely to that personal legal outcome, which makes it different from a standard ideological endorsement.

Lil Wayne

Lil Wayne met with Trump before the 2020 election and praised his work on criminal justice issues.

Trump later pardoned Lil Wayne in January 2021. Like Kodak Black, Wayne’s connection to Trump is partly about criminal justice, clemency, and public praise rather than a long-running campaign identity.

Nicky Jam

Nicky Jam publicly appeared with Trump during the 2024 campaign, but his case needs careful wording.

The reggaeton star later withdrew his support after controversy over offensive comments about Puerto Rico made at a Trump rally by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe. Because of that, he should not be listed as a current Trump supporter without context.

Savannah Chrisley

Savannah Chrisley publicly supported Trump during the 2024 campaign.

The reality TV personality and daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley spoke at the Republican National Convention and connected her political support to criminal justice and her parents’ legal situation. Her appearance made her one of the more visible reality-TV figures in Trump’s 2024 campaign orbit.

Antonio Sabàto Jr.

Antonio Sabàto Jr. became one of the more visible actors supporting Trump in 2016.

The actor and former model spoke at the Republican National Convention and later said that supporting Trump affected his Hollywood opportunities. Whether people agree with him or not, his case became part of the conversation about political identity in entertainment.

Kristy Swanson

Kristy Swanson has publicly supported Trump and conservative politics.

The actress, best known for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and 1980s/1990s film work, has used social media and appearances to support Trump-aligned causes. Her political views have become a visible part of her public profile in recent years.

Kevin Sorbo

Kevin Sorbo has been a vocal conservative celebrity and Trump supporter.

The actor, known for Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, regularly speaks in conservative media spaces and on social platforms. His support for Trump fits his broader public identity built around faith, conservative politics, and criticism of liberal Hollywood.

Ted Nugent

Ted Nugent has supported Trump loudly and for years.

The rock guitarist has long been involved in conservative politics, gun-rights advocacy, and anti-Democratic commentary. His support for Trump fits naturally with his existing political brand. Nugent is not a quiet celebrity voter.