From Mindy Kaling to Hulk Hogan: All the celebrities spotted at US political rallies
The 2024 US presidential campaign is proving to be a seriously star-studded affair.
Some of the biggest names in Hollywood and the music world have been throwing their support behind Kamala Harris and Donald Trump as they go head-to-head for the US's most powerful role.
Scroll through to see the celebrity appearances that have everyone talking.
Dr. Phil
Oprah might have endorsed Kamala Harris, but her one-time TV companion is swinging for the other side.
Dr Phil McGraw, best known as simply Dr Phil, spoke at the Republican campaign rally in New York on October 27, throwing his support behind Donald Trump for president.
The TV personality and author told the crowd Trump is "tough as an old Army boot" and denied the suggestion he is a bully.
"There has to be an imbalance of power [for someone to be labelled a bully], and when there's not, it's just called a debate, and he's just better at it than anybody else," he said.
"Whoever he talks to, they've got a microphone, they've got on their big-boy pants, they've got a stage. He's just better at it."
McGraw said he didn't "like or agree" with everything Trump says, adding, "no human is perfect".
"You don't have to love everything about someone in order to love them," he continued.
"He's got lots of enemies, different groups that are scared, and between them, they have impeached him, indicted him, raided him, railroaded him, shot him and sued him.
"And where is he? He is still standing."
"The last thing he needs is some celebrity endorsement," McGraw added.
"What the hell do I know? I know I'm no celebrity to begin with, and celebrities don't know anything about policies or politics
Eva Longoria
Eva Longoria took to the podium at the Democratic National Convention in support of Kamala Harris and the Democratic party.
The crowd burst into applause as the Desperate Housewives star took to the stage, sharing that it was an "honour to be part of this historic moment".
She shared that she has known Harris "for more than a decade" and the two have both learnt the importance of hard work.
"We were both raised knowing that no one was going to hand us anything, especially as women," she shared.
She continued to explain both herself and Harris climbed the ladder of success from their early days working in hospitality.
"She worked at McDonald's but I worked at Wendy's, and look at us now," she said to a cheering crowd.
Eva Longoria
Longoria said the success would not have been possible without the support of family.
"You see, Kamala and I were able to see beyond the horizon because our families supported our big dreams," she shared, adding that Americans are "all part of one family".
As she encouraged Americans to vote for Harris, she shared that it's important to "support each other's dreams because Kamala's success is our success".
Meena Harris and Eva Longoria
Meena Harris, Harris' niece, also met up with Longoria.
The pair appear to be enjoying their time together and smiled for a selfie together at the star-studded national convention.
Eva Longoria, Ana Navarro, Chelsea Clinton and Hillary Clinton
Longoria has been brushing shoulders with other high-profile names at the event.
She caught up with former first lady Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea Clinton, and Nicaraguan-American strategist and commentator Ana Navarro.
Eva Longoria
Longoria's time at the DNC has looked like a big party.
During day three, she was seen mingling with crowd members in a video posted to her Instagram stories.
Padma Lakshmi and Meena Harris
This photo is priceless, but both of these women have impressive net worths.
Padma Lakshmi (left) is an Indian-American writer and model with an eye-watering estimated net worth of $US40 million.
The women on the right is Meena Harris – a Harvard-educated lawyer, CEO, best-selling author and mother to two young daughters. She is also the niece to Kamala Harris.
The duo have appeared at the DNC in support of Harris and Tim Walz.
The Chicks
As the past four days have shown, the DNC is all about the party. Musical performances have been just as exciting as the impassioned speeches.
The final day wasn't any different, with iconic American country band The Chicks taking to the stage to perform for the crowd of Democrats
The Chicks
The musical trio performed the United States' national anthem Star Spangled Banner in front of a display of the national flag.
The crowd were upstanding as they joined in to sing the anthem.
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