Madonna openly shares anti-Donald Trump cake as she responds to former US president’s election victory

The Michigan-born singer shared a selfie on her Instagram Stories with the caption: “Trying to understand why a convicted felon was elected to run our country because it helps the economy?”

Along with the selfie, Madonna also shared a photo of a cake with “F*** Trump” written on it with icing.

“I stuffed my face with this cake last night!” he added, thanking his personal chef Pia Hambour.

The mother of six returned from Paris on October 31 to vote for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.

“Paris was so much fun! . Leaving was hard but I had to come home to VOTE @kamalaharrisFor. Minister!!!! ,” Madonna wrote, tagging the Vice President.

Earlier in the week, the 28-year-old posted a photo on her Stories with her daughter Lourdes Leon after voting.

Madonna joined the list High-profile Harris supporters express concern following election results.

Ugly Betty star America Ferrera is reportedly considering moving to England with her husband and children after Trump’s win.

“America is tired of Donald Trump being president again,” a source told the Daily Mail.

“He is devastated by the loss of Kamala. “He thought the country he lived in was better than this.”

Basic Instinct actress Sharon Stone hinted she might buy a house in Europe earlier this year, saying: “I think that’s a smart setup right now. “This is the first time in my life that I have seen someone running for office on a platform of hate and oppression.”

Meanwhile, actress Christina Applegate, who struggles with multiple sclerosis, asked Trump supporters to “unfollow” her on social media in response to the election results.

But a number of high-profile names praised the result, including billionaire Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, UFC CEO Dana White and Shazam! actor Zachary Levi.

Others, including actors Rob Schneider and Dennis Quaid, reality star Amber Rose, Caitlyn Jenner and Australian-born actor Mel Gibson, have voiced their support for Trump’s presidency.