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Donald Trump's second presidential inauguration reportedly has a star-studded guest list, with big names like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and even Jake Paul set to attend.
Many of America's richest and most influential individuals are set to travel to Washington D.C. for president-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, which is a contrast to his first one eight years ago to the day.
Trump has received significant support from high-profile members of the tech industry, having been given $1,000,000 by Mark Zuckerberg in recent months and obviously earned keen support from Elon Musk throughout and in the time following his election campaign.
He has also remained a popular figure with a number of key social media stars too, perhaps most notably individuals like Jake Paul and podcast host Joe Rogan, who Trump was a guest of prior to the election.
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This has led to a packed guest list for his 2025 inauguration, so here are all of the biggest names set to attend.
Not every guest has been confirmed so far, but here is a list of the high profile guests that will be in attendance, as reported by TMZ and CBS News:
Many of the most prominent attendees are those who have rubbed shoulders with Trump in his election campaign, including Jake Paul who invited the president-elect to his boxing fights.
Additionally, many of the biggest names in technology are also scheduled to attend, which is likely a means of staying on top of any regulation changes involving the industry. One key name perhaps is Shou Chew, who has directly benefitted from Trump's leadership in the past few days after TikTok's ban appears to have been lifted by the incoming president.
There are also a few world leaders set to arrive in Washington D.C., including Argentina's President Javier Milei, and China's vice president Han Zheng.
Finally, musical guests include the Village People, Lee Greenwood, and Christopher Macchio, and country music star Carrie Underwood is set to sing 'America the Beautiful'.
While the guest list is definitely well populated, there are a few big - and surprising - omissions who won't be in attendance:
It remains currently up in the air as to whether Joe Rogan will be attending the event, as while he did play a key role in Trump's victory with his podcast, he is not currently on the guest list, as reported by the Economic Times.
This could likely be due to the fact that he's involved instead in the 'pre-inauguration festivities' and thus is attending the main event by default.
