Beyonce wears a Kamala Harris t shirt on US election Day

World renowned singer Beyonce was seen sporting a Kamala Harris t shirt on the US Presidential Election Vote Day. With her gesture she reminded Americans to go an cast their vote.

Beyonce has been supporting Democratic US Presidential candidate Kamala Harris. She shared a video on her Instagram extending immense support to Harris.

The video which is from many places, begins with Beyonce getting off from her private jet and heading to a studio for a shoot.

Beyonce is seen sporting a black t-shirt with Kamala Harris' face pairing it with a short leopard print skirt.

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The video which is a sleek eidt, also features shots of Harris from her younger days.

The moment Beyonce wore the t-shirt, it also went in for sale at $15.95 per piece.

Supporters and fans of Kamala Harris and Beyonce praised the singer's move.

Some wrote on Twitter, "Always on the right side of history." Another said, "She knows who will be the next US President."

Beyoncé has in the past donated a whopping $4 million to Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign.

Beyonce has addressed a rally in support of Kamala Haaris last month too.

.@Beyonces full remarks in support of Vice President Harris pic.twitter.com/CPCaFKkO9o Kamala HQ (@KamalaHQ) October 26, 2024

Trump supporters, however, were less than welcoming of Beyonce's continued support to Harris. "Go home, Trump is winning this," wrote one. Another expressed disappointment that Beyonce voted for Harris.

Beyonce had endorsed Harris in a rally in Houston, her hometown, last week. “I’m not here as a celebrity, I’m not here as a politician. I’m here as a mother,” Beyoncé said at the campaign rally.

Vice President Kamala Harris won the District of Columbia on Tuesday, securing the capital's three electoral votes.

Harris' win in DC is no surprise – the District is a longtime Democratic stronghold whose government repeatedly feuded with Republican Donald Trump when he was the president.

Trump has described modern-day Washington as a crime-ridden dystopia, and Republican allies in Congress have threatened to strip D.C. of its limited autonomy. (With AP inputs)