Celebrities Outraged
Everyone from Lady Gaga to Obama to Kim Kardashian, as well as the many communities are weighing in on the tragic event that made the world come to a screeching stop and caused people to remember that gun violence in America is sadly still present.
Around 3:00 am, a gunman opened fire on the Las Vegas Strip where artist like, Jason Alden, Jake Owen, Aldean, Lee Brice, Dylan Scott and Luke Combs were holding a concert. Killing more than 50 and injuring 400. Celebrities, heartbroken, took to Twitter as soon as they heard the news.
"This is terrorism plain and simple. Terror bares no race, gender or religion. Democrats and Republicans please unite now." tweeted Lady Gaga who said she is holding a live stream via Instagram meditation and healing session in efforts of calming the world at 3:30 pm.
"Woke up to the most devastating news about Las Vegas. I'm praying for everyone in Las Vegas." said Kim Kardashian.
"I pray for the victims and hope all these can stop as soon as possible." Mariah Carey weighs in on the tragic event.
"Words can't begin [to] explain my sadness. My Family and I are praying for the victims of this tragedy." Luke Bryan tweeted
Tyra Banks was shocked. "My heart is with the victims, friends and family that have experienced [this] devastating tragedy in Las Vegas."
Ellen DeGeneres was clearly emotional and distressed. Angry and sad in this tweet, "It's unimaginable. I don't know where to begin. Watching, crying and sending love."
Chord Overstreet, shortly released a statement saying, "Praying for everyone involved in this Vegas attack! I'm so saddened and heartbroken by this. This is Absolutely horrible."
And finally, once the former president, Obama heard the news, he immediately put out a comment, " Michelle and I are praying for the victims in Las Vegas. Our thoughts and prayers are with their families & everyone enduring another senseless tragedy."
And the tweets keep rolling in from all different celebrities and numerous prayers are with the people of Las Vegas as well as ours.
-- Katy Balone