History changed forever today when the UK decided to leave the European Union after 43 years of fun, croissants, Abba songs, and, y’know, awesome human rights and stuff.
And now a whole host of celebs have taken to Twitter to mourn the EU referendum result.
Whaddaya mean, heat doesn't do politics? Don't you even remember when we cornered David Cameron and got him to talk about the Kardashians?
Anyway. One of the first celebs to react to the voting results was JK Rowling, who had backed the Remain campaign all along, and expressed her shock in a simple tweet.
She was followed by the likes of James Corden, Niall Horan, Phillip Schofield, and Jacqueline Jossa, all of whom were heartbroken and outraged that the Brexit had been pushed through.
Check out these hopping mad celebs' reactions below:
Celebs take to Twitter after shock Brexit result:
JK Rowling
“I don't think I've ever wanted magic more.”
James Corden
“I can't get my head around what's happening in Britain.
“I’m so sorry to the youth of Britain. I fear you've been let down today x”
Brendan Cox (husband of the murdered MP Jo Cox)
“Today Jo would have remained optimistic and focused on what she cld do to bring our country back together around our best values.”
Phillip Schofield
“Just woke up to see the result. Oh my God, what have we done #EURefResults”
Lily Allen
“Well millennials. We're really really f*cked.
“How's that stronger economy and NHS looking?”
Hugh Laurie
“Best of three?”
Alexa Chung
“F&CKEDY F&CK F&CK”
Niall Horan
“It's a sad day.
“The economic impact that this is going to have is definitely going to make those voters regret their decision.
“And I see Farage is talking crap and telling lies as per usual on telly.
“Let's see what he does now… he really is a terrible man.”
Lord Alan Sugar
“I just woke to hear we are out of the EU. Shocked to say the least.
I fear for the future… market’s collapsed, let’s hope its temporary.”
Gary Lineker
“Bloody hell!
“U kip for a couple of hours and look what happens. What have we gone and done?”
Samia Ghadie
“In shock at what this may mean for our country now.”
Boy George
“You can always say it with a song! sananda maitreya ~ i have faith in these desOlate times”
Sarah-Jane Crawford
“It’s a very bleak and sad day… I’m feeling sad for how backward our nation is becoming.
“Why are we trusting the nigh on racists ? @Nigel_Farage has the perfect initials”
Davood Ghadami
“Happy messy divorce day. Europe will get to keep Scotland and Northern Ireland whilst little England will just float away into anonymity…”
Jacqueline Jossa
“I fear for the future now, but who knows really?”
Josh Gad
“2016 is quickly turning into that shitstain you can't even clean with Clorox.
“Goodnight world...or whatever it is you're calling yourself now.”
Hetti Bywater
“I'm genuinely crying. I used to be proud to be British.
“We are about to crumble.”
Kellie Bright
“I can't believe we are leaving EU... today is a dark day for the UK.
“Well done everyone. We just made history for all the wrong reasons.”
Maddy Hill
“Still sure you made the right decision guys?”
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
“Today I keep looking at my beautiful little boys with such a heavy heart.
“My country has not been kind to them, I feel. Dark days.”
Dawn O’Porter
“Thanks a lot, old people…
“I still cannot believe Nigel Farage just won. That awful man thinks he's a f*cking hero tonight. How did that happen.”
Labrinth
“Today is a sad day for Britain. All the fear mongering actually worked and fear has won over sense.”
Duncan James
“After being team #brexit for ages my thoughts changed after watching the @BBC #livedebate and reading some articles that made me vote #remain…
“Well I guess the nation has spoken! Who will be PM now ??”
Frankie Boyle
“A lot of uncertainty ahead for high street banks, as all our armed robbers come back from Spain.”
Steve Scott
“If you're over 50 and voted #Brexit please take an under 30 aside today to explain why you decided their future was better this way.”
David Walliams
“#LittleBritain”
Richard Branson
“Leaving the EU is a very sad decision that will do huge damage to Britain’s prosperity & Europe’s stability.”
Matt Lucas
“Recession coming. Wrap up warm.”
Zoe Ball
“Woke to sunshine then turned on the news…”
Daisy Lowe
Luisa Zissman
“Yep you were lied to. We'll need that money for benefits now to all the unemployed we will have.”
Kerry Katona
“Very scary ENGLAND to wake up to.”
However there were some celebs out there who, like Nigel Farage, saw the Brexit as a good thing.
Yes, Katie Hopkins was amongst them.
Check it out:
Jodie Marsh
“All I'm seeing this morning is hate on Twitter from those that voted Remain.
“People are so venomous! Wow.
“I think everyone needs to calm down and have a good ol’ cup of tea.”
Amy Childs
“Think we all need to calm down...
“We are a very strong country.”
Katie Hopkins
“Today, a new dawn. And a brilliant, brave Great Britain.
“Congratulations to everyone on the RIGHT side of history #Leave #EURef”
And, of course, Donald Trump was super happy about the result too, which is always terrifying.
He said: "I think it's a great thing that's happened. It's an amazing vote, very historic.
"People are angry all over the world. They're angry over borders, they're angry over people coming into the country and taking over and nobody even knows who they are.
"They're angry about many, many things in the UK, the US and many other places. This will not be the last."
Sigh.
Anyone else fancy moving to Australia?
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