Donald Trump Inauguration: 6 Celebrities Perform, Others On Protest

Celebrities will be protesting during the oath taking ceremony of President elect Donald J Trump. Reacting to the news, President elect Donald J Trump said. "I don't want the celebrities, I want the people. And we have the biggest celebrities in the world there,"

Talking to Foxnews, President elect said that many of the celebrities that are talking about not to attend the inauguration ceremony, they are actually never invited. He further clarified that he wants people there, not the celebrities. Some mainstream celebrities have announced to go on protest during Trump's inauguration ceremony. They said while Trump will be taking oath, they will be marching on the streets of Washington DC around the White House. On his activities on twitter, Trump said "I don't like tweeting. I have other things I could be doing, But I get very dishonest media."

So far, Scott Bio, Don King, Zandaya, Julianne Moore, Amy Schumer and Gary Busey including dozens of more star celebrities have confirmed attendance in the proposed protest. The protests are organized in all major cities of the United States.

Yahoo reported that Chelsea Handler will lead the protesting march of women in Park City, Utah. America Ferrera is reported to be chairing the Artist Table protesting march in Washington DC. Despite the protesting celebrities, some big names will be attending and performing in the inauguration ceremony of President Trump.

Six big celebrities that are going to celebrate Trump's inauguration are Jon Voight, Caitlyn jenner, Chonda Pierce, Drew Cary, Antonio Sabato Jr., and Stephen Baldwin. All of these celebrities supported Donald J Trump during his election campaign. They all strongly support the President and termed the invitation to the White Hose as "Honor".

Among the White House guests, there are former Presidents George W Bush, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama. Former Foreign Secretary, First Lady and Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is also among the invitees.