After months of political tension, social unrest and chaos,
and loads of crying, the inauguration day is finally here!

One of America’s most beloved divas and musicians, Lady Gaga (unlike these other jerk celebrities) will be honoring Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony with her presence at U.S capitol
on Wednesday.

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Grammy-nominee Lady Gaga is expected to sing the national
anthem at President-elect Joe Biden’s swearing-in ceremony on Wednesday. And
just a day before the event, America’s most celebrated diva took to Instagram
to show off her stunning white outfit: an all-white overcoat featuring cape
sleeves along with a crown braids hairdo, which made everyone wondering if she
is a heroine from Stars Wars.

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In the Instagram post, the 34-years-old singer prayed for a
peaceful inauguration.

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The singer has never been this cool before, and it will be fascinating
to see what she will be wearing at today’s ceremony.

Soon after she uploaded her picture, fans took to twitter to
express their opinion about her look, with many comparing her with Princess Leia
from the popular sci-fi movie franchise Star Wars.

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Here’s how they are reacting to the Lady Gaga’s photos:

Some netizens even commented that her outfit looks like a
costume from another popular movie franchise, The Hunger Games.

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Well, we got the winner: (is it Lady Gaga inauguration?)

Gaga’s all-white outfit may be a tribute to the suffragettes
who strived for women’s right to vote (they used to wear white dresses in the
demonstrations).

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President-elect Joe Biden paid tribute to COVID-19 victims
and to those who lost their lives from the virus on the evening of his
inauguration. He observed a national mourning ceremony at Lincoln Memorial,
where lights were lit in respect of over 400,000 Americans who lost their lives
because of COVID-19 complications.

“It’s hard sometimes to remember but that’s how we heal.
It’s important to do that as a nation. That’s why we’re here today. Between
sundown and dusk, let us shine the lights in the darkness along the sacred pool
of reflection and remember all whom we lost,” he said.

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