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In 2016, The Cut wrote that "Mr. Mars has never once implied any political allegiance."
Though we can tell you that Bruno Mars did share a video of former First Lady Michelle Obama dancing on his Facebook page. Whether that has any political connotation is up for debate.
He tweeted: "Hey before this gets going like it always does... I haven't [endorsed] ANYBODY for president. And I not going to. I don't do that s**t."
Though the singer hasn't told people who to vote for, at the 2017 CMAs Underwood performed a parody song about Donald Trump.
After making some comments about Donald Trump not being afraid of speaking his mind, the musician took to Twitter to clarify his position and avoid any speculations and potential backlash.
"I don't want people to vote for somebody because I told them to. I want them to find out about things that they are passionate about and what's important to them and look at different candidates and policies. And try to make their own decisions on that," the singer told Rolling Stone.
"I don't want to get into a discussion about Trump or about Brexit or any of that ... I don't really know what it is that I'm talking about," she told The Guardian.
"I generally have a tendency to steer away from outright political discussion in interviews, because I am an actor, and there's so much that I don't understand, and I don't for a second feel like I have a right to that platform."
"I prefer to stay away from politics [...] I feel like we'll have lots to talk about, but I think it will be more geared to just us and what we do."
"A lot of celebrities did, do, and shouldn't [publicly endorse candidates] ... a lot of Hollywood is living in a bubble."
Though in 2017 on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show,' he said that he would support his 'Jumanji' co-star Dwayne Johnson if he ran for president.
"They're pretty out of touch with the common person, the everyday guy out there providing for their family. Me, I'm very aware of the real world. I come from the real world and I exist in the real world," the actor told Task & Purpose magazine.
"Everybody's not going to see things the way I want to see them. And they shouldn't ... That's what makes us individuals. In that particular realm, I keep my opinions to myself," Hart told the Daily Beast.
"I am a private citizen and I have a right to believe in my own political point of view, but I try not to get up on a soapbox and tell people how to think," he added.
In 2017, the comedian and actor told Variety: "When you jump into that political realm you're alienating some of your audience ... The world today, it's really not a laughing matter. It's serious. I don't want to draw attention to things I don't have nice things to say about."
When asked about Donald Trump's presidency, Joel told Rolling Stone: "Look, man, Trump is president, so all kinds of weird s**t can happen ... I try to stay out of politics."
“If I’ve got something to say, I’ll say it, but I don’t want to be dragged into it... I don’t really like getting up on TV and saying political things. I don’t even want to make a deal out of it, but I want people to know I’m my own individual self,” the country star told The Guardian.
The former racing driver told Fox Business: "I feel like religion and politics are the two things that you just stay away from. I'm not going to comment about what I like or don’t like or what people say. But we live in America and it's a free country and you can say whatever you want."
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She added: “I’ve got as many Republican friends as I’ve got Democrat friends and I just don’t like voicing my opinion on things. I’ve seen things before, like the Dixie Chicks. You can ruin a career for speaking out.”
In 2017, the country star said that her "fans would be shocked" if she ever got political on stage. “I take it this way: they have paid their hard-earned money to come in there and fill a seat [...] So I am not going to give them my political views. It's not my place."
"That’s not as important as this is my job to entertain. It shouldn’t be my platform to be up on stage giving my political views,” she added.
She then said: "There's no winning talking about politics, unfortunately... I embrace everyone's beliefs... That's what makes the world go 'round. We're all never going to think the same."
The 'Total Bellas' star got some political backlash from Donald Trump supporters, after she promoted Dwayne Johnson’s book on Instagram (who's a Joe Biden supporter).
Khloé hasn't followed the footsteps of her siblings when it comes to discussing politics. Though she did take to Twitter to report on her sleepless and anxious night over the vote count of her brother-in-law, Kanye West.
"With politics I’ve learned to keep my opinions to myself, for once in my life. It’s not that I would never talk about it, but it’s that nobody cares about what I have to say about that," she told The Cut in 2016.
The singer/actress didn't officially endorse neither Donald Trump nor Joe Biden, but she has been vocal about the importance of voting.
“Anybody in entertainment who thinks people care what they think politically are really misinformed. That’s one thing I stay away from. I stay away from politics because nobody cares what I think,” the actor told Fox News in 2017.
Many celebrities, who had previously stayed politically neutral, publicly endorsed specific candidates in the 2020 US elections. We've listed both the celebrities who support Donald Trump and those endorsing Joe Biden for president, but how about those celebs who choose to stay out of politics? Many stars like to keep their political views private; some believe they do not have the knowledge to discuss politics, and others think it's not for them to tell people who they should vote for.
In this gallery, we list a number of celebs who prefer to stay out of politics. Click through and discover who they are.
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Many celebrities, who had previously stayed politically neutral, publicly endorsed specific candidates in the 2020 US elections. We've listed both the celebrities who support Donald Trump and those endorsing Joe Biden for president, but how about those celebs who choose to stay out of politics? Many stars like to keep their political views private; some believe they do not have the knowledge to discuss politics, and others think it's not for them to tell people who they should vote for.
In this gallery, we list a number of celebs who prefer to stay out of politics. Click through and discover who they are.