Pop legend Cher shared her worries about the possible comeback of Donald Trump to the White House, revealing, “I almost got an ulcer the last time.” Who knows what will happen if he is accepted? This time I am going to leave the country. Concerned about the future for trans people, especially with numerous bills in play, Cher emphasized unity, stating, “We’ve got to stand together. I don’t underestimate them at all. Cher, a vocal opponent of Trump, previously referred to him as a “traitor” and highlighted the harm he caused to America. Discussing the tensions between Armenians and Azerbaijan, Cher, who has Armenian roots, expressed her deep bond following her trip to Yerevan. She also talked about her diverse Christmas album, which includes collaborations and covers, showing pride in its eclectic nature.
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