Last week, an exciting event hosted by Oprah Winfrey brought together some of Hollywood's biggest stars, including Chris Rock, Ben Stiller, Julia Roberts, and Meryl Streep. The purpose? To give Vice President Kamala Harris a boost as she faces off against Donald Trump in the upcoming election. The event was seen as a strategic move to help Harris gain support in key swing states, where polls show she’s in a tight race with Trump.

Donald Trump wasn’t silent about this. He took to Truth Social, his favorite platform, to claim, "This isn’t the real Oprah," stirring up even more drama. Meanwhile, on X (formerly known as Twitter), users criticized Winfrey for showing support for Harris, causing quite a stir online.

So why do politicians rely on celebrities to boost their campaigns? It turns out, it happens more often than we realize. Hollywood stars and pop culture icons are frequently enlisted by political parties to help them reach wider audiences. This year, the Democrats are ...