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MAGA stars cut loose at Trump’s inaugural ball as Jake Paul and Mike Tyson perform bizarre stunt

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Jake Paul is seen lifting Mike Tyson on his shoulders at a Trump inaugural ball on Monday.

MAGA celebrities Kid Rock and Jon Voight were just a few of the celebrities who let loose at Donald Trump’s inaugural ball after he was sworn in as the nation’s 47th president.

Prominent figures and political heavyweights attended multiple galas in Washington DC to celebrate after Trump’s historic inauguration earlier that day.

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, enemies in the ring just a few months ago, were among those who were clearly ready to have fun and

In a video posted on Paul’s instagramTyson was seen climbing onto his former rival’s shoulders as spectators chanted words of encouragement.

Paul, 27, lifted Tyson, 58, with relative ease as Iron Mike screamed in excitement. Both men wore elegant tuxedos for the black-tie event.

Paul, the influencer-turned-boxer who endorsed Trump days before the election, captioned the post “best friends” and tagged Tyson.

Tyson did not formally endorse the president this time, but the former heavyweight champion has said glowing things about Trump over the past three decades.

Their relationship dates back to the 1980s, when Trump hosted some of Tyson’s fights in the gambling town of Atlantic City, New Jersey.

“I always remember him for being a good guy, paying me a lot of money,” Tyson said with a laugh in 2022 during an appearance on the New York Post Sports podcast.

Before the 2016 election, Tyson told the Huffington Post, “I should be president of the United States.” Hell yeah, big time!’

Jake Paul is seen lifting Mike Tyson on his shoulders at a Trump inaugural ball on Monday.

Paul and Tyson fought in a highly anticipated fight on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Paul won the fight by unanimous decision.

Paul and Tyson fought in a highly anticipated fight on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Paul won the fight by unanimous decision.

President Donald Trump speaks on stage at the Commander in Chief's Ball, part of the 60th Presidential Inauguration

President Donald Trump speaks on stage at the Commander in Chief’s Ball, part of the 60th Presidential Inauguration

Paul and Tyson fought in a highly anticipated fight on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The event, which generated more than $18 million in box office revenue, aired exclusively on Netflix. An estimated 65 million households watched the fight, making it the most broadcast sporting event in American history.

Paul unanimously defeated Tyson after eight two-minute rounds, which was largely due to the 31-year age difference between the fighters.

Elsewhere in Washington DC, other MAGA celebrities were seen celebrating after Trump officially took over as commander in chief.

Pete Hegseth, Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Defense, was seen laughing at Commander in Chief Ball.

Kid Rock, who performed Sunday night at Trump’s pre-inauguration rally, was photographed taking selfies with fans, having a drink or two and smoking a cigar.

The country music star, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, recently said that more celebrities than ever feel comfortable publicly showing their support for Trump now that there has been a “change in the air.”

Hulk Hogan appeared with Jesse Watters during the Fox News host’s coverage of the Liberty Ball. The former WWE wrestler was giddy from Trump’s victory and proceeded to rip off his shirt before pretending to fight Watters live.

Other famous faces seen during Inauguration Day included podcaster Theo Von, Logan Paul and Conor McGregor.

Pete Hegseth, Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, was seen mingling at the Commander in Chief's ball.

Pete Hegseth, Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, was seen mingling at the Commander in Chief’s ball.

Kid Rock, who performed Sunday night at Trump's pre-inauguration rally, is pictured at the Commander in Chief's ball taking selfies with fans.

Kid Rock, who performed Sunday night at Trump’s pre-inauguration rally, is pictured at the Commander in Chief’s ball taking selfies with fans.

The country music star, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, was also seen smoking a cigar.

Kid Rock believes more celebrities than ever feel comfortable expressing public support for Trump

The country music star, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, was also seen smoking a cigar and drinking a beer.

Actor Jon Voight, a longtime Trump supporter, was also seen at the Commander in Chief's ball.

Actor Jon Voight, a longtime Trump supporter, was also seen at the Commander in Chief’s ball.

Hulk Hogan is seen ripping off his shirt during Fox News' live coverage of the Liberty Ball.

Hulk Hogan is seen ripping off his shirt during Fox News’ live coverage of the Liberty Ball.

The former WWE performer then pretended to strangle Jesse Watters

The former WWE performer then pretended to strangle Jesse Watters

Podcaster and comedian Theo Von is seen speaking with Jake Paul while in Emancipation Hall in the Capitol Building during the inauguration.

Podcaster and comedian Theo Von is seen speaking with Jake Paul while in Emancipation Hall in the Capitol Building during the inauguration.

The Paul brothers are pictured with Irish mixed martial arts artist Conor McGregor.

The Paul brothers are pictured with Irish mixed martial arts artist Conor McGregor.

Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrive at the Commander in Chief's Ball on Monday night

Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrive at the Commander in Chief’s Ball on Monday night

Trump is scheduled to attend all three inaugural balls. He has already made appearances in the Commander in Chief Ball and the Liberty Ball, and will be performing in the Starlight Ball.

Trump arrived at the Commander in Chief Ball on the arm of First Lady Melania Trump, who wore a leggy black and white dress custom-made by Hervé Pierre.

As Trump floats between gala events to end his first night as president, his dozens of executive orders are also taking up a lot of air time.

Among those decrees, Trump broadly pardoned all those charged on January 6 and declared Mexican drug cartels “terrorists.”

About 1,500 people involved in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol received pardons and six more received commutations of their sentences. He also ordered the attorney general to request the dismissal of about 450 criminal cases pending against the Jan. 6 defendants.

He also signed an initial set of executive orders at Capital One Arena in downtown Washington, where thousands of his supporters gathered for an inaugural parade that was moved indoors because of the cold.

Trump signed executive orders that reformed the refugee admissions program, withdrew the United States from the World Health Organization and stopped all DEI programs in the federal government.

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