Lena Dunham, Barbra Streisand and seven more American celebrities plotting their move to Canada
For the past year and a half, celebrity Clinton fans have been planning to leave the U.S. in the event of a Trump presidency. Some, like Cher, said they’d make Jupiter their new home, others said London or Spain, and a handful claimed they’d relocate to Canada. Now that the election’s in the bag, here are nine celebs who might have crashed our immigration website last night.
Raven Symone
Symone declared her intent to move to Canada way back in February. Her response to Trump’s win (above) is pretty straight-forward.
Lena Dunham
According to an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the Girls creator’s Canadian city of choice would be Vancouver.
Barbra Streisand
We’re getting Babs! Maybe. If Australia doesn’t want her.
Chloë Sevigny
When asked by Vanity Fair where she would move if Trump became president, Sevigny responded: “Nova Scotia.” Her Instagram account went dark today.
Ne-Yo
Disbelief. #ElectionNight https://t.co/g5jEe4oDkg
— NE-YO (@NeYoCompound) November 9, 2016
Caught by a TMZ camera guy earlier this month, the R&B crooner said being Drake’s neighbour wouldn’t be such a bad idea. Today, he’s simply #disappointed.
Bryan Cranston
Although shocked and disappointed by the outcome, I hope the pres-elect will work to unify our wounded country. I sincerely wish him success
— Bryan Cranston (@BryanCranston) November 9, 2016
In a recent episode of the Bestseller Experiment podcast, when asked if he would “fancy” an extended vacay to Canada if Trump won, Cranston said he wouldn’t consider himself a tourist—he’d be an expat.
Keegan-Michael Key
On the Daily Show, Peele’s other half said he wishes he still lived in Detroit, because of it’s proximity to the Canadian border.
Neve Campbell
The House of Cards (and Party of Five and Scream) star told the Huffington Post that she’d come back to us.
Stephen King
No more book recommendations, politics, or amusing dog pictures for the immediate future. I'm shutting down.
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) November 9, 2016
The man who’s job it is to scare the bejeezus out of people told the Washington Post that a Trump presidency terrifies him “more than anything else,” and he was considering a move to Canada.
