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[Blind Gossip] Not everyone is happy about Donald Trump’s victory. This actress has been the star of more than one TV show. Her actor husband is more the film type. They were both very emotional about the results of the election.

She cried when Trump was declared the winner. [Her husband] cried too. They were both absolutely convinced that Hillary would win, and they are devastated. He said, “It’s like the end of the world.”

Does this mean that the husband wouldn’t consider starring in the Broadway production of Trump: The Musical?

Similar: If Trump Wins

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[Optional] Did you laugh or cry last night?

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    • oldstephens says

      Sadly, it is the poor white people out there who thought they were going to be helped by DT who are going to get hit the hardest.

      I feel sorry for them. But they brought it on themselves.

    • letithurt says

      Pretty well, but Obama actually had a clue what he was talking about politically. Trump has made it extremely clear that he doesn’t know what he’s doing, and more importantly, doesn’t care to learn from or listen to those who do.

    • olemissgirl says

      Oh really?!! Well I’m an educated white person that voted for Trump. Oh BTW in not poor✌️

    • keeley123 says

      I used to think that – when I was being manipulated by the media, but I actually think DT is going to be good for the economy and the “poor white people”. He’s politically incorrect in the way he speaks but his message is about looking out for all Americans. I think Hillary was a good story teller who believed what she said but had an agenda she’d be required to keep post election. The markets are soaring, so most of the world is betting on America. Not bad so far.

    • Martini says

      @SheilaK: it turned out wonderfully — Obama was a great Prez and will likely go down as one of the best. Sorry to burst yer Trump bubble…

    • TexMexLex says

      @sheilak actually it turned out really well for me!Health insurance finally covered me after years of having no insurance.Since I finally had coverage I was able to treat my neurological disease that I couldn’t afford before because I would have had to pay out of pocket.I did not have over $200,000 Lying around to do that.The past 2 years have been a long road of numerous surgeries, infusions, nerve blocks, etc but after all that I’m finally on the road to recovery!so yea it turned out great…

    • YogaGirl says

      oldstephens says – agree – the jobs they are being promised no longer exist due to technology and many live below the poverty level so they will lose any benefits they receive when they are taken away – and do they really want the low paying jobs they will have when the undocumented are thrown out

    • josie says

      So very true sadly. They have no idea what they are going to be putting ALL of through. How do you vote against your own best interest?

  5. timesink says

    I’m gonna say Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick. They are pretty much east coast establishment types. Musical – thinking Footloose.

    I felt an enormous sense of relief. Like the world had shifted into place. The corruption had just gotten too, too thick, and too out in the open to continue.

    • Mia444 says

      And TRUMP of all people is going to fix the corruption? Hahaha! That’s the best laugh I’ve had in days.

    • Keeping Honest says

      In two days he’s had almost EVERY leader in the world about 3 saying that they are glad Clinton didn’t win. “Now.. I can do business with America again” Israel was my favorite! That place… those people know what REAL suffring is. I didn’t like trump much until today. You really don’t know how bad the Clinton’s was hated by the world.

    • Kingofboggle says

      Yep a system set up to benefit rich white billionaires will get fixed by a rich white billionaire. Smh

    • dreameroc says

      I agree time sink
      We needed a real change not Obama change and trump got more Hispanics and blacks than any republican and a lot of former Dems too
      Go trump

  6. CyndiTx123 says

    Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick

    I cried and had an anxiety attack……. still grieving ….

  7. Alllie says

    if you are a grown adult and cried over your candidate not winning you need to adjust your meds. Look deeper, your problems are much bigger than not winning!

    • RayneQueen says

      I think people know that. It’s not a game. It’s not about not ‘winning’. People are allowed to feel despair.

    • prleonard2 says

      We’re not crying over not winning. We’re in mourning because a dream of an egalitarian society just died.

    • Kerzep says

      Nobody cried over their candidate not winning (as you seem to think this is a game)

      We cried because half of this country voted for Hatred!

    • amagod121 says

      No, actually they did not. They voted for jobs and keeping our borders protected, something that all other countries do. If they are “haters” then so too are most people as their countries protect their borders.

    • LooLoo says

      I know a lot of people who voted for Trump, and none of them are “haters” as millennials constantly say. A lot of Republicans vote because they want lower taxes. Some believe that this vote was more in line with their religious beliefs. I don’t think this has a thing to do with race or hatred or any of this other hysteria.

    • celebiddy says

      as a reader of blind gossip, im surprised you still buy into mass media propaganda. has this site taught you nothing?

    • IntolerantOldBat says

      Agreed. The Democrats have been in control of the ball for 8 years. It’s time to let the Republicans (or some other party—I wish other parties got a fair shake during election time) have a turn.

    • letithurt says

      Utter garbage. The Dems have not had control for the last 8 years. We’ve had the presidency, but an extremely obstructionist Republican Congress for the vast majority of that. And it’s Congress that has the most influence over the policies that impact people day to day.

    • foldsbaldwin says

      It’s not crying because Hillary lost, it’s crying because Trump won. I cried too because it’s awful that he even got this far.

    • PhoenixRising says

      Thank you! People need to get a grip and go on with their lives. Our country has survived some really awful Presidents, and we will survive Trump, if he turns out to be awful. (I would have also said that if Hillary had won, since I don’t like either one of them).

    • KlaireBear says

      I can speak for myself and many others when I say this is not about “not winning.” I’m greatly saddened and worried about the future of our country.

    • letithurt says

      I didn’t cry because my candidate lost. I cried because the America I know and love is not the America that Trump has promised. I cried because this ticket is deeply homophobic and ran partly on instating Supreme Court judges that will take the equality I and so many of my friends and loved ones fought so hard for away. I cried because my African American and hispanic and Muslim friends feel like there’s no place for them in Trump’s America. I cried because rights women have fought so hard…

  8. Stefanie241805 says

    Sarah Jessica Parker

    Matthew Broderick

    I was stunned last night…and still am. Never thought he’d win. Very relieved that he did!

    • MrsBreeder says

      She did win the popular vote yes. BUT — overall, more people voted AGAINST her than for her. She had 59,938,290 votes. Trump + 3rd parties combined had 64,995,786. If we count the “other” listed in the results, that brings it up to 65,800,014 people who DID NOT VOTE FOR HILLARY. The US resident population (not including overseas military, etc) is just shy of 325 million.While we can’t get an exact # on citizens, it is safe to say that 59.9 million is not half of that number.

    • letithurt says

      Most people were voting for, not against, a candidate. Although that’s effectively how it worked in this election, voting for Johnson or Stein does not imply that Trump would have been their second or even third choice, or that their vote for a candidate was predicated on wanting to vote against Clinton

    • celebiddy says

      the electoral college ensures that the big cities don’t have a stranglehold over the rest of the country who they can’t relate to. take a look at the final red/blue map by country. you cannot let la, ny, sf, philly, chicago etc have the only say in it just because their groupthink bubbles are bigger

    • LooLoo says

      Exactly. There is more to this country than NY, LA, Chicago, etc. And increasingly, those areas are absolutely brainwashed into believing that any dissenting opinions are evil. We can’t let a handful of cities decide our elections. There are a lot of states out there with people who should have just as much voice.

    • letithurt says

      Great, but if you want every vote to count for the same, then it either has to be a direct popular vote, or the electoral college votes have to be dictated by population and recalculated for every election. Based on the number of representatives is great in theory, if calculating that number of representatives weren’t done every decade and population numbers didn’t grow faster than that. It simply can’t keep being possible for someone to win the most votes but lose the election. This isn’t…

    • celebiddy says

      you need to keep in mind that campaigns are geared toward winning the electoral college, not the popular vote. if they focused on popular vote the candidates would spend the whole time catering to big cities and ignore the rest of the country

  11. bubbasbbq says

    I was laughing. Not that I consider Trump my Guy but both parties have been flipping us voters off for years now and he is a great big thumb in their eyes. If he takes a sledgehammer to the Federal government I will consider his administration a huge success. The swamp really need to be drained of all of them

    • NativeAtlantaGirl says

      I had the tv off until after midnight when apparently reality started kicking in for thr media – I loathed both candidates but their meltdowns on live tv was entertaining.

    • prinny says

      NativeAtlantaGirl, I am with you!! I was laughing so hard at the smugness of the media being handed a big middle finger, and I also did not care for either candidate. I am very tired of the media and Hollywood thinking they can rig things their way all the time. All of the broadcasters looked like they had witnessed the apocalypse. Sue me but I found it funny.

  12. stinkerbell says

    Actor: Matthew Broderick

    Actress: SJP

    Cry. The repeal of the ACA is going to bankrupt my family, dealing with a husband who has had cancer 2x and two special need kids (but not bad enough for Medicaid).

    • xtina1983 says

      He’s not just going to repeal it without replacing it with something else. It may even be BETTER than ACA. Have some faith and don’t look at this so negatively! He used to be a Democrat after all…..

    • BobNYC says

      Trump is not going to be able to control the rabid Republican dogs in Congress. They want to replace the ACA with something that will result in higher profits for the pharmaceutical and hospital/doctor industries. But you are correct about Trump not being a Republican. He is a dictator and a fascist. BIG difference. (I come from a century-long Republican family.)

    • PhoenixRising says

      xtina1983, when I made a similar comment, yours hadn’t show up, yet. Great minds think alike, I guess. 🙂

    • LooLoo says

      We darn near lost our house because of the ACA. It has driven premiums and deductibles through the roof. I’ve had cancer, and one of my parents has cancer right now. The bills are absolutely astronomical. I now have a medical lien on my house because the bills were so high. The ACA helped some for those around the poverty level, but for the middle class it squeezed us until we were nonexistent.

    • PhoenixRising says

      I’m sorry your family is having medical problems. However, I’m not so sure the whole thing will be repealed. It does need tweaking, though, so there’s a chance it could get better.

    • MissHelenLawson says

      I know this sounds cold–it’s meant to. I’m tired of having more and more taxes taken from the money I scrape together from two jobs. In the state I live in, almost half winds up in the state and fed’s hands. And I have kids and medical bills and problems of my own.

      I don’t ask you to pay for them. I take care of my own. Don’t ask me to continually fund rat-hole federal programs that help you. My family has needs, and we barely get by.

    • prinny says

      Wow, I really feel for those dealing with huge medical bills. I live in Canada, and yes, we have big problems here too, by no means a perfect country, and are taxed to the HILT, but we never have to worry about being treated for cancer or other big time illnesses. I thank God every day for our universal health care….for me, its a huge advantage to my life being a self employed person.

    • stinkerbell says

      Honey, we paid into the system for years. Our family is now one of those who needs help because my husband is completely disabled. I say this with all sincerity – I truly hope you’re never at the point my family is at. My husband’s on close to 60…SIXTY medications. It’s not like he asked to have cancer. Acute lympoblastic leukemia was his first one. Look it up. It’s a real peach.

      I also sincerely hope you find some empathy.

  17. PinkCrayon says

    Matthew Broderick?
    Sarah Jessica Parker?

    Cry and curse. It is the end of the world. Satan is going be in the white house.

  20. delray74 says

    SJP and MB?

    I laughed in disbelief. The writing was on the wall since 2015. Then Wikileaks released the email that Bernie had been screwed over. You want someone to blame for getting behind a crooked candidate look at yourself in the mirror.

    And I’m anxious to see Bryan Cranston keep his word about relocating. I’ll never rewatch breaking bad again.

    • scumby says

      Look at the email ftom February that leaked today. The Clintons knew they lost the rust belt firewall. They said the only way to win was to have the media paint Trump as “dangerous” and a ” bigot”.

    • taracu says

      I’m sure Bryan Cranston is crying his * off that you won’t rewatch breaking bad. You sound like the ppl threatening to unfollow someone on FB or twitter. They don’t care.

  25. louisianagurl says

    Actor: Steve Carell (seeking a friend for the end of the world)

    Actress: Nancy Ellen Carell

    Optional: I didn’t laugh or cry. I was surprised because I thought Hillary would run away with it, so when Trump came in so strong, it was almost shocking…I didn’t expect it. That said, I don’t like either of them, but prefer him over her.

    • PhoenixRising says

      I’ve never been so wrong about an election as I was about this one. First, I said that Trump would never get the nomination, but he did. Second, I said that Hillary would win by a landslide, but she didn’t. I’m just happy that Obama’s presidency is near its end, and for this country’s sake, I hope Trump does a better job than a lot of people think he will.

  26. Moonpie says

    Tom Hanks.
    Rita Wilson.

    Just another election. I’m done crying one way or another. As long as the country does not implode. You can’t win them all.

    • prinny says

      Of course you will be! Expecting the worst is a surefire way to get it. Is that what everyone wants just so they can say “I told you so????”

  28. KarmaFlower says

    Matthew Broderick
    Sarah Jessica Parker

    He would take the role if it was well written and he was the lead.

  29. Heathersmist says

    Do not know the actor and actress but understand their disappointment.

    Pretty sure this will never “make it out of moderation” but the optional is…
    Neither. I’ve never been more ashamed to be an American when that misogynist was elected.

    • PhoenixRising says

      Well, you made it out of moderation. It’s called free speech, and you exercised it. However, I would like to point out that I think Bill Clinton and JFK were misogynists, also. Both these men looked at women as sex objects, so I don’t think they liked women all that much, either. So Trump isn’t the first, and he won’t be the last. I hope your shame doesn’t last too long. After all, this is still a great country.

  31. Jester says

    I didn’t cry, but I am so disappointed ?. I still can’t believe that he won and wish it was just a horrible nightmare.

  34. KlaireBear says

    Just wanted to answer the optional question. This is the only time the result of an election actually made me cry. I really cannot believe that people think it’s acceptable to make this person the leader of our country. It’s ridiculous. I am still trying to come to grips with this. I’m so beyond disappointed with my fellow Americans.

  37. lovesoaps says

    I did not vote for either so I really did not feel anything. This country is done for anyway so whatever happens happens. I just dont care anymore

  38. Grande Queso says

    My girl SJP and Matthew Broderick. Oh get over it. Your fabulous lives wont change a bit. *eye roll

  39. mrsjaymack says

    actor: matthew broderick
    actress: sjp

    optional: i was actually quite surprised; let out a little chuckle of disbelief. didn’t think he’d be able to pull it off.

  42. Baileygirl says

    SJP and Matthew Broderick. He’ll do it. He’s a professional actor, that’s what actors do.

  44. Monysmom says

    Actor: Sarah Jessica Parker

    Actress: Matthew Broderick

    [Optional] Did you laugh or cry last night? would have cried if I were not so stunned

  45. spaceship says

    Some people are so dramatic, boo hooing and carrying on as if the world was coming to an end……no, I didn’t cry, but I did laugh at all those overly dramatic cry babies.

    • dahlia202049 says

      Seriously, people are acting like we’re going to be living in the slums of Rio. Everyone needs to buck the f up and be strong. If all this crying and whining is any indication of what this country would be like in the wake of a national catastrophic disaster, those types of people are all going to be starving and dehydrated within the first few days. I’m honestly sickened by some of the people I consider friends carrying on like this is the end of the world.

    • angelbratt says

      The backbone of America has spoken. We are tired of the same old same old same old * in the White House. Period.

    • prinny says

      Really, send them all to a third world country to see what real suffering is all about. NONE of us in North America have any idea unless it has been witnessed first hand.

  47. jonesing says

    I can’t find out who is going to be in this but the first couple that came to mind is Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon.
    My husband is pretty depressed and I can’t say that I’m happy but I am certainly not too surprised.
    My sister in law works at a polling place every year and called her brother and cried. I texted her that I felt it was kind of like the apocalypse. Really the thing that worry me are freedom of the press under this guy. He admires Putin too much.

  49. pj33558 says

    Seriously celebs need to get over themselves. They are clueless as to what the other 99% of Americans live through.

    God Blessed them with their skill, not their brains. No clue who this is. Just sick of celebs thinking their voice should matter.

    Trump supporters clearly sent a message, “You don’t.”

    • KitKanuck says

      Everyone’s opinion matters. Don’t pretend that if you were in a position to have your opinion broadcast to the rest of the country, you wouldn’t take advantage of that opportunity. Heck, you’re doing it now…on a message board. Just because people disagree with each other doesn’t mean they don’t have the right to give their opinion.

    • vanecaro22 says

      I don’t understand. Why don’t their voices matter? They’re americans as well, with rights. Everyone’s voice matters.

  50. cheezymoses says

    I’m thinking they’re not the only ones crying. God bless the USA there’s gonna be an orange clown in the highest office.

  53. moneypenny says

    Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick . Tears should be reserved for when a person causes grave harm to another human being, or say cheats on their spouse.

    Donald is far more liberal than these criers think he is. Last night I laughed at all their drama. We’re going to be OK.

  54. CeeSaw says

    I’m dismayed there was just one comment posted, to which I reply. Your first line said it all. And last line, but not just this. Pandora’s box runs deep.

  58. JuJuBe28 says

    Matthew Broderick

    Sarah Jessica Parker

    I didn’t cry until tonight. I was numbed by shock until then.

  61. hvp5ss says

    Matthew Broderick, Sarah Jessica Parker

    Matt is a Broadway guy. I’m sure if Mel Brooks were to satirize Trump’s story, he’d do it. ?

  64. ladysussex says

    Has to be Matthew Broderick and his superbeard SJP. All of us face having a President that we don’t like at some point. I just don’t understand all of the absurd rhetoric that goes along with the disappointment. So sick of celebs saying they will leave the country if their favorite candidate doesn’t get elected.

  65. dreameroc says

    More stories of spoiled celebs crying over Clinton not winning ..please! Loving them make me happy trump won.They are so out of touch with people who have lost jobs seen all the auto factories built in Mexico and empty auto factories in Michigan etc

    • scumby says

      Amyone that drives 2 hours from DC to Luray, VA will see boarded up businesses and a whole of hurt. Same for rural PA. Different worlds. Abandoned by Obama and Bush.

  75. celebiddy says

    hahahahahaha what losers crying that their socialist globalist lying thieving crook of a candidate lost. wahhhhhh i want my mommyyyy!! out of touch limousine liberals smdh

  76. jerseygrl31 says

    Actress: Felicity Huffman
    Actor: William H Macy

    Optional: I was crying my eyes yesterday morning, I stayed up til 1 am but got tired. When I woke up yesterday to the news, it broke my heart! I was so sure she would win. I cried all morning, and during her last speech to us her voters. I am 31 and to see the * she had to go thru, wow yeah her job as senator has perks and has bad *. Today I’m feeling hopeful, I hope God guides Trump to make the right decisions for all is Americans.

  79. MrsBreeder says

    SJP and Matthew. I laughed and smiled and couldn’t believe it. Luckily for us, the media refuses to acknowledge the (combined) 65 million people voted against her with a positive story. He won’t be perfect but at least it’s not a Clinton.

  80. bertwheeler says

    No idea. But I remember people saying the same things when Reagan was elected president: he was a fascist, bomb the Soviet Union, start World War III, you name it. And here we are 36 years later, alive and well, going through the same routine.

    • PhoenixRising says

      As a former history teacher, I’d like to suggest that everyone go back and read about former presidents. We had some great ones, and we had some absolutely awful ones. And yet, as you put it so well, we’re still here, going about our daily business.

  81. PizzaDog says

    Optional: I cried, hard. Not because Trump won, but because I knew that everyone who voted for him would believe they have carte blanche permission to commit acts of abuse and violence against any and all racial and religious minorities, which is anyone who is not a white man. And that has already started all across the country, in both rural and urban areas.

    What has already happened today is only just the beginning, and that both breaks my heart and infuriates me. How do we fix this?

    • celebiddy says

      quit it with your race baiting identity politics, in the end it lost you this election. there are dozens of videos of trump supporters getting savagely beaten up my democrats because people like u have given them moral authority to do it under the false accusations of every ism under the sun

    • angelbratt says

      I voted trump, I have several family members who are bi racial- Indonesian, Chinese, Vietnamese, phillipino, Mexican and black. Not a racist bone in my body, I’m all about love, no hate. Please don’t generalize or race bait-it’s old and tired and played out.

    • angelbratt says

      That has already started a 100 years ago, you are going backwards lady. One foot in front of the other-look to where you are going, not to where your ancestors have trod.

  82. goatfarmer says

    Well, reading the comments, three different people have denigrated the upset responders as “losers” and “crybabies” who need to “adjust [their] meds.” The complete departure of civility from public discussion is only one of the casualties of this race. Never in history has a candidate refused to release tax returns; but now they all will. No modern candidate has called for the incarceration of his opponent, until this one. That’s what dictatorships do. I didn’t cry, but I’m…

    • PhoenixRising says

      Obama refused to release his college transcripts, and he made a deal with Iran that virtually handed them the power to make nuclear weapons. During his eight years, our country has become more violent and racially divided than ever. I really don’t think Trump is going to do any worse.

    • celebiddy says

      so they can call us racist sexist bigoted idiot nazi kkk scum but we can’t call them cry babies? unbelievable hypocricy. no one that voted for him cares about his tax returns because we hate taxes and he didnt do anything illegal

    • celebiddy says

      and he said she’d be in jail because she should be for her crimes against our country. if she was a white male republican you bet your * she’d be locked up long ago

  84. etobicoker says

    We woke up on Wednesday and we realized that we’re not living in the America we thought we were.

  85. GretaGuesses says

    I agree with the SJP and MB guesses.

    I neither laughed nor cried. I voted for Trump because I am sick and tired of career establishment politicians. My biggest issue in this race was the appointment of Supreme Court Justices. I think Hillary would have appointed activist justices, and I think Trump will hopefully appoint strict Constitutionalists. Hillary is a Progressive Globalist elitist. Trump is an unknown, but absolutely hates to fail, so I think he will work hard to be a great…