Chrissy Teigen Claps Back at Critics Calling Her ‘Tone Deaf’ For Traveling to Inauguration During COVID Pandemic: ‘This Is Not My Fault’

Lady Gaga has spoken about performing at Joe Biden’s inauguration, calling it “the honour of my lifetime”.The star sang the US national anthem at the event in Washington D.C. on January 20, when Biden was sworn into office as the 46th President of the United States.The inauguration took place at the US Capitol just two weeks after Trump supporters stormed the building.“It was the honour of my lifetime,” Gaga told People magazine.

Donald Trump out of Washington, an unusual Inauguration Day quickly felt more traditional — even comforting — for people watching at home.Sure, security ringed the Capitol and the audience was largely empty of average Americans. Virtually everyone wore masks because of the pandemic and elbow bumps outnumbered hugs among dignitaries there to see President Joe Biden take over.There was no violence, however.

Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration was viewed by almost 40 million across America, up by over a million from Donald Trump’s swearing in at the start of 2017.Biden became the 46th president of the United States this week at the ceremony at the US Capitol in Washington DC, two weeks after the same building was subject to a violent insurrection from a pro-Trump mob.According to Nielsen (via Variety), approximately 39.87 million people watched Biden’s inauguration across the six major TV networks

Witnessing history, from a different point of view. Chrissy Teigen opened up about her experience attending the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday, January 20 — and she did it while sober.

Chrissy Teigen and her two children, Luna and Miles, were in Washington D.C.

Joe Biden’s inauguration concert, as the first performer in the “Celebrating America” special hosted by Tom Hanks.Accompanied only by a guitar on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial — with the lit National Mall and Washington Monument beckoning in front of him — Springsteen, 71, offered a “small prayer” for the country before serenading with his 1999 song “Land of Hope and Dreams.”Hanks — who along with his wife, Rita Wilson, fought the coronavirus earlier last year — talked of witnessing “deep

Chrissy Teigen is speaking out. The 35-year-old cookbook author traveled to Washington D.C.

as the New York Times reports—but the finer details weren't supposed to be made public, as Teigen learned too late on Tuesday. lmao we got lost on the way to soundcheck but I just got to meet these fucking actual heroes pic.twitter.com/yaKcXUezpxTeigen documented her family's arrival in Washington D.C.

 Lady Gaga ,  Jennifer Lopez ,  Chrissy Teigen , and  John Legend . Gaga sang the National Anthem at the ceremony, while Lopez shortly performed after.

Garth Brooks is no stranger to presidential inaugurations — but he really pulled out all the stops on this one! On Wednesday, the 58-year-old country crooner performed at Joe Biden's swearing-in ceremony in Washington D.C., to the delight of fans and the new president and Vice President Kamala Harris.Dressed in a black blazer and jeans, Brooks sang «Amazing Grace» a cappella, and asked everyone to sing the last verse with him as a sign of unity.Prior to his performance, Brooks told fans that he

Michelle Obama and George W. Bush have a close, if unlikely friendship and fans adore seeing them together at public events.And on Wednesday night, the pair were reunited at Joe Biden's inauguration in Washington D.

Comeback queen Chrissy Teigen recently shut down a troll once again! The 35-year-old cookbook author along with husband John Legend and kids Miles and Luna all ventured out to Washington DC to participate in the historic John Biden and Kamala Harris inauguration. Ahead of her flight, Chrissy, being the avid social media user she is, shared a photo on Twitter of son Miles, 2, in a suitcase as the family prepared for the trip to DC.

Lady Gaga has performed the US national anthem during Joe Biden‘s presidential inauguration ceremony in Washington D.C.