Nicole Scherzinger was criticized for liking Trump Hat

Nicole Scherzinger, who is currently starring in Broadway's new production of “Sunset Blvd.”, drew criticism on social media Thursday night after she posted a positive comment on Instagram glowing about a post by Russell Brand, in in which he flashed a red hat with the words “Make Jesus.” First again.” In the hours before the US presidential election, Brand published the post with the caption “God bless America.”

“Where can I get this hat?” Scherzinger wrote in a now-deleted comment, alongside a prayer hands emoji and a red heart emoji.

Many fans were outraged by Scherzinger's positive attitude toward the iconography associated with Donald Trump's “Make America Great Again” slogan and his signature red hat campaign wardrobe, just a day after Republican candidate Kamala Harris defeated in the presidential election.

A representative for Scherzinger could not immediately be reached for comment.

In addition to the Trump-related images, others have pointed to the additional controversy arising from the confrontation with Brand himself, who was most recently accused of “rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse” by five women in a joint investigation by the Sunday Times of London and Channel 4. were accused in September. Two months later, another lawsuit was filed accusing the actor and comedian of another sexual assault.

Brand has denied such claims. Although the “Arthur” and “Get Him to the Greek” actor hasn't appeared in any major TV shows or films in recent years, he has dedicated himself to his production company Legitimate Business Firm Limited and has made a name for himself by releasing regular videos Online episode secured content, often with a focus on Christianity.

Scherzinger, whose star rise in the 2000s as a member of the Pussycat Dolls, won praise for her portrayal of former Hollywood legend Norma Desmond in director Jamie Lloyd's Broadway production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard. In diversity In reviewing the show, chief correspondent Daniel D'Addario called Scherzinger's performance a “coming out party for a performer whose obvious raw talent has long surpassed her ability to find a place in the entertainment industry.” Scherzinger is widely considered a favorite for this year's Tony Awards.