30 Celebrities Voting In The US Presidential Election: From Gigi Hadid To Lizzo To Ariana Grande

The Houston-born star encouraged her fellow Texans to support Democrat candidates Biden and Harris after placing her vote in a Balmain hat and top.

The rapper told her fans she was getting up early to go out and vote. She advised her followers to do the same and bring snacks in case they have to queue, which we think is very good advice.

After having her wisdom teeth removed, the model reminded her followers: 'we don't need wisdom teeth to vote wisely'.

The 'Born This Way' singer shared a photo with her mail vote. In the days running up to the election, Gaga has also hit the road with Joe Biden to campaign.

The singer was another star who has been on the campaign trail, joining Kamala Harris to perform in Philadelphia before election day.

The proud parents encouraged voters to head to the polls in a unique way - with a made-up song to accompany their morning tea or coffee.

Perry told her 107 million Instagram followers that she had already voted, while Bloom acknowledged that as a Brit he is unable to but pleaded with fans to get out and vote on behalf of his daughter, Daisy.

The best video of all might well come from Lizzo who donned a stars and stripes crop top, mask and even recorded a new song all about voting to head down to the ballot box and post her vote.

The new mum noted that she voted with her daughter beside her 'for an America I want her to see' while also considering fellow Americans that are 'less privileged'.

The Rare beauty founder has been actively speaking to her 195 million followers and also went live on Instagram with her friend Timothée Chalamet while he waited in line to vote in New York City.

...While Chalamet also shared a selfie from queueing.

The Friends star shared a photograph of herself dropping off her postal vote while encouraging followers to get out and vote, but also warned to 'be responsible' and not vote for Kanye West.

Even while promoting her new single 'Positions', Grande has been caveating all of her social media posts with a plea for her fans to vote.

The Blackish star has even filmed a step by step 'Vote With Yara' guide to assist first time voting fans.

The model shares her birthday this year with the election and so asked fans for a simple birthday present: For them all to vote!

The model joined friends including Jaden Smith and Justine Skye for a charity initiative days after voting.

The actor and businesswoman voted early and spoke of the importance of the suffragette movement in an Instagram post.

The couple shared a picture posing with their ballots, which for Canadian-born Reynolds marked his first time voting in a US election. The couple's posts weren't all serious though (are they ever?) with a whole 'thing' happening over Lively's fake 'Christian Louboutin's on social media.

The 49-year-old rapper has revealed that he has voted for the first time. Snoop said in a June interview that he was under the impression he couldn't vote because of his criminal record but now that his record has been expunged, he can.

'I ain’t never voted a day in my life, but this year I think I’m going to get out and vote because I can’t stand to see this punk in office one more year,' the 'Gin and Juice' rapper said.

The Yorkshire-born Queer Eye star became a US citizen earlier this year, saying he couldn't wait to exercise his new-found right and vote for a US president. Since then he's been informing his followers on all of the logistics when it comes to voting.

The actor told fans it's 'never been more important to use your voice at the polls'.