Anne Hathaway endorses Kamala Harris at Broadway fundraiser, performs 'Somebody to Love'

The actress also wowed the crowd with a performance of "Somebody to Love," rallying support for the Harris campaign.


Pop Culture & Art October 15, 2024
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Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway has officially thrown her support behind Vice President Kamala Harris' 2024 presidential campaign.

During the star-studded Broadway for Harris fundraiser held in New York City, Hathaway took the stage to endorse Harris, praising her leadership and vision for the country. The event, which brought together Broadway stars and political supporters, aimed to raise funds for Harris' campaign as she gears up for a competitive election.
 


In a heartfelt speech, Hathaway called Harris "a leader who embodies compassion and strength," and expressed her hope that Harris will continue to break barriers for women in politics. Hathaway's endorsement is one of several high-profile celebrity endorsements that Harris has garnered in recent months.

But Hathaway didn’t just speak—she also performed. In a surprise musical number, the actress belted out an emotional rendition of Queen's "Somebody to Love," earning a standing ovation from the crowd. The performance added an exciting energy to the evening, with many attendees taking to social media to praise both Hathaway's vocal talents and her passionate support for Harris.
 


The Broadway for Harris fundraiser featured performances from other Broadway stars, with speeches from activists and political figures highlighting the importance of supporting Harris' bid for the presidency. Hathaway’s involvement underscores the growing support Harris is receiving from Hollywood and the arts community as the 2024 election season heats up.

With celebrities like Hathaway rallying behind her, Kamala Harris' campaign continues to gain momentum, setting the stage for a high-stakes battle in the upcoming election.

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