Pop star Madonna took a swipe on the Trump administration’s wave of government orders with a social media message made in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ neighborhood.
“It’s so unhappy to look at our new Authorities slowly dismantling all of the Freedoms we have now been combating for and WON through the years,” the 66-year-old singer wrote in an X submit on Tuesday.Â
After including a pleasure flag and damaged coronary heart emojis, she concluded the submit by urging her followers, “Don’t hand over the Battle!”
The “Materials Woman” and “Vogue” singer’s submit got here hours after Trump signed an government order titled “Prioritizing Navy Excellence and Readiness,” which bars transgender People from serving within the army.
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Madonna has been an outspoken Trump critic for years. (Nicholas Hunt by way of Getty Photos)
Final week, Trump additionally signed an government order recognizing solely two sexes – female and male – in all areas of the federal authorities, additionally mandating that the federal government adhere to organic intercourse slightly than gender.
Conservatives lauded the transfer as a “return to widespread sense,” however critics met the choice with scrutiny.
Madonna, who has been an outspoken advocate for the LGBTQ+ neighborhood prior to now, was additionally an outspoken critic of Trump throughout his first time period in workplace.
In 2017, she delivered a profanity-laced speech on the Ladies’s March in Washington, D.C., shortly after Trump assumed workplace for his first time period.
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 President Donald Trump indicators government orders within the Oval Workplace on January 20, 2025, in Washington, D.C. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Photos)
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“I’ve thought an terrible lot about blowing up the White Home,” she mentioned on the time, earlier than including that she “is aware of this would possibly not change something.”
The soundbite made headlines, incomes rage amongst these in Trump’s nook. After Trump defeated former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Nov. 2016, Madonna mentioned his victory “felt like somebody died.”
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“It wasn’t a foul dream that I had,” she added on the time, saying she wished to “rain on [Trump’s] parade.”
