Celebrity Donald Trump supporters: who has backed his presidential bid?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Billy Ray Cyrus has frequently supported Trump - even when the Republican candidate has publicly took aim at his own daughter, pop superstar Miley.
56% : At a rally in July, Trump said to the crowd: "Billy Ray Cyrus is here.
54% : Hall, who has 23.7 million followers on TikTok, announced after the attempted assassination that Trump "is my president".
48% : At the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on July 18, the president of Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) described Trump as a "fighter".
47% : Meanwhile, Trump has been accumulating his own list of celebrity backers - including a former Aussie pop singer, a YouTuber-turned-boxer and a WWE star.
47% : He also donated money to Trump along with other Republican candidates and organisations, according to campaign finance tracking group Open Secrets.
47% : Their friendship dates back to at least 2001 - and the failed assassination attempt on Trump seemed to reinforce Dana White's support for his re-election.
43% : "Hogan then posed with Trump later on the campaign trail and proudly showed off the picture on social media.
42% : Rose said that she believes Trump and his supporters are her people because they love all people "whether you're Black, white, gay or straight".
42% : Jake Paul has also aligned himself with Trump.
34% : WWF star Hulk Hogan spoke at the Republican National Convention on July 18, where he reflected on the assassination attempt Trump had faced just days earlier.
26% : "Trump has previously been White's guest at multiple special events in the midst of legal accusations and challenges.
25% : Model Amber Rose, who was once a critic of Trump, endorsed the former president during a speech on July 15 at the Republican National Convention.

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