Several celebrities have applauded Donald Trump after the former President was the target in an assassination plot on Saturday.

Thomas Matthew Crooks, according to authorities, fired the bullet that struck Trump in the ear.

Politicians, sports legends, and celebrities have all commented on this terrifying event.

Jason Aldean

This is how a Warrior should look! Jason Aldean, a country singer from the United States, wrote: “This is my guy” under a picture of Trump with his bloodied fist raised in the air during his Pennsylvania rally. “[Donald Trump] We are praying for you and the family. God has a greater plan for you, my friend. I believe we all know this by now.

“My heart also goes out to the families of victims,” he added. The families are left to pick up all the pieces after this cowardly attack.

Amber Rose, a model, rapper, and expected RNC Speaker posted the same picture on Instagram with the caption, “Never Stop Fighting.”

Kid Rock

Kid Rock shared a video on his social media that said, “You f— Trump, you f— me.” The singer Robert James Ritchie shared on his social media a link to the GoFundMe for the victims of the shooting. At the time of publication, the page had raised more than $2 million.

John Rich

The angels of God encamp and deliver those who fear the Lord. John Rich quoted scripture in his X account. “Somewhere there’s an Angel with a bullet through his wing. “Thank you Lord for protecting DJT,” wrote he.

George Strait

In a video posted to TikTok by George Strait, the country legend sings praises for the first responders following the attempted assassination during a Detroit concert.

We appreciate you coming to us when we ask you. “Especially after today,” said he.

Strait’s remarks were met with a chant of “USA” from the audience.

@countryminuteCountry music icon George Strait thanks first responders in Detroit, adding “especially after today” just hours after someone attempted to shoot President Trump. The crowd broke out in cheers of USA, which Strait encouraged. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸♬ original sound – James | Country Music

Tim Robbins

Tim Robbins, actor and director (“The Shawshank Redemption,” Mystic River,” Top Gun”) has condemned anyone who compares the assassination of Trump with his 1992 satirical movie “Bob Roberts.” The film is about a conservative politician running for Senate who’s also shot.

Let’s not confuse anyone who draws a comparison between my movie Bob Roberts and Trump’s attempted assassination. Yesterday’s events were a real assassination attempt against a presidential candidate. Denying the assassination was real is a sign of a truly deranged mind. Yesterday, a human was shot. Yesterday, another human being was killed. You may not agree with them politically, but they are still human beings. Stop your hatred for these people. These people are American citizens. This collective hatred is consuming our humanity and killing our souls,” he wrote in a letter to X.

Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino

Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, of “Jersey Shore”, fame, who took a photo with former UFC founder Dana White and the former president at an event in November, wrote to X, “Praying For Our Country.”

50 Cent

Curtis James Jackson III (50 Cent), also known as 50 Cent, posted a meme that showed Trump’s face photo-shopped onto his 2003 debut album cover, “Get Rich Or Die Trying.”

The rapper told X that he was now trending after Trump’s shooting.

The rapper shared recently that he thinks Trump will be elected to the Oval Office in November.

Savannah Chrisley

Savannah Chrisley, a reality star, reposted several Trump posts on her Instagram stories. She shared a picture of Trump under the cover of Secret Service Agents, with the caption “Willing his life.”