It's a dark day in America as Donald Trump was elected to, once again, lead the country as the president.
Across the U.S., and around the world, people are mourning and worrying about what the next four years will bring. Everyone from ordinary citizens, to members of the Democratic party, to celebrities are reacting.
Here's what queer celebs are saying about this unprecedented (and devastating) news.
Singer Ethel Cain had a lot to say about the election.
Drag Race alum Bosco is heartbroken about the way transphobia was used as a major Republican talking point.
Bisexual Riverdale star Lili Reinhart brought up the fact that Trump is a rapist.
Bisexual rapper Cardi B barely had words.
Singer Billie Eilish said that Trump's victory represents a war on women.
Bravo king Andy Cohen had this to say.
Actress Sophia Bush said that America gave "the MAGA gang more power" with this election.
Niecy Nash thanked Vice President Kamala Harris for her campaign.
Drag Race icon Trinity the Tuck did not mince words, saying that she's "literally disgusted" and demanding that Trump voters unfollow her.
Actor Anthony Rapp is heartbroken.
Glee star Kevin McHale apologized to the rest of the world.
Ts Madison is heartbroken and confused at the idea that so many minorities voted for Trump.
And British model, activist, and trans woman Munroe Bergdorf had these wise words.
