Renowned singer Cher and iconic actress Barbra Streisand have once again made headlines by declaring their intention to leave the United States if Donald Trump is elected president in 2024. Both women, known for their vocal criticism of Trump during his previous tenure, have emphasized their unwavering stance that residing in the country under his leadership is untenable.
Cher articulated her sentiments in an interview with The Guardian, stating, “If he gets in, who knows? This time I will leave (the country).” Meanwhile, Streisand conveyed her concerns on “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert, affirming that she “can’t live in this country” if Trump secures the presidency. She added that her likely destination would be England in the event of Trump’s election.
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This is not the first instance of Cher and Streisand contemplating leaving the U.S. due to Trump’s potential presidency. In 2016, Streisand asserted she would relocate to Canada if Trump won, while Cher mentioned Australia as her prospective destination. Despite these declarations, both women remained in the United States after Trump’s electoral victory.
The current uncertainty revolves around whether Cher and Streisand will follow through on their statements this time. Their comments underscore the profound divisions within American society and the heightened political polarization witnessed in recent years. As the nation navigates the path towards the 2024 elections, the potential departure of these influential figures serves as a poignant reflection of the broader societal rifts.
