MEGYN KELLY APPLAUDS JENNIFER LAWRENCE ADMITTING THE TRUTH — CELEBRITIES HAVE NO POLITICAL SWAY 🎬🔥
During a recent stop on her national tour, Megyn Kelly lit up the crowd with her signature mix of humor, candor, and sharp cultural insight — this time taking aim at Hollywood’s fading political influence. The former Fox News anchor and host of The Megyn Kelly Show praised actress Jennifer Lawrence after the Oscar winner publicly admitted that celebrities “do not make a difference whatsoever” in how people vote.
“Guess who taught her that lesson? All of you,” Kelly said to roaring applause, crediting everyday Americans for rejecting celebrity preaching. “They’ve realized that coming out and shaming half the country doesn’t win hearts — it ruins careers.”
Kelly played a clip from Lawrence’s New York Times interview, in which the actress confessed that her outspoken anti-Trump activism during the 2016 and 2020 elections accomplished nothing but division. “What am I doing?” Lawrence said in the clip. “I’m just adding fuel to a fire that’s ripping the country apart.”
For Kelly, that moment was vindication — proof that even Hollywood elites were starting to understand the limits of their cultural reach. “It’s about time,” she said, smiling. “All we ever asked was that they stay in their lane — act, sing, make movies — and stop lecturing half the country.”
She also pointed to a broader trend: the collapse of celebrity influence in politics. “The internet has completely democratized fame,” Kelly told the audience. “They’ve lost their power to move votes. They’re everywhere — and that’s exactly why we’ve stopped listening.”
The crowd laughed and cheered as Kelly wrapped the segment with her trademark blend of sincerity and satire: “Let’s be honest — the great democratizer of our time isn’t Hollywood, it’s the people. We’re the ones deciding what matters now. And it turns out, we don’t need a celebrity to tell us how to think.”
Fans online echoed her sentiment, praising Kelly for “saying what everyone’s been thinking” and calling Lawrence’s admission “the first honest thing to come out of Hollywood in years.”
As Kelly’s live tour continues, one thing is clear — she’s found her rhythm in bridging entertainment, truth, and unapologetic realism. Or, as one audience member put it afterward:
“Megyn isn’t just calling out the noise. She’s reminding us that the real stars are the people who think for themselves.”