Kamla Harris paid illegally paying millions for Endorsments to Beyoncé, Oopra Winfrey and Bruce Springstein, claims Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump has demanded a “major investigation” in the use of former US vice -president Kamla Harris of celebrities in his 2024 Presidential campaign, claiming that he paid stars such as Beyonse, Opra Winfrey, Bruce Springstein and Bono for their support, one such step was illegal.In a fierce truth social post on Monday, Trump accused Kamla of dissolving support payments in the form of entertainment fee to promote the crowd of his campaign.Trump wrote in his true social post, “Candidates are not allowed to pay for endorsement, which Kamala did under the guise of paying for entertainment.” “It was a very expensive and desperate attempt to artificially create its rare crowd. It’s not legal!”The President sang several famous celebrities including Springstein, who recently called Trump “corrupt, disabled and traitor” during a concert in England.“How much did Kamla Harris pay to Bruce Springstein for his poor performance during the President’s campaign?” Trump said in another post. “If he accepts that money, why is he a fan? Is this not a major and illegal campaign contribution?”Trump also targeted Beyonsey, claiming that he was paid $ 11 million to appear on the stage, Harris was summarized and then exiting the boose. “This is an illegal election scam at the highest level! This is an illegal campaign contribution!” He said.According to the expedition finance records reported by Variety and USA Today, Harris’ campaign paid $ 1 million to Winfrey’s Harpo Productions and $ 165,000 to Beyoncé’s company. However, both stars and their teams refused to receive any personal payment. Winfrey said he did not charge any personal fee on Instagram that “people working on that production needed to pay. And the end of the story.” Beyonse’s mother, Tina Nools also said that her daughter “did not get a penny”.,Adrian Orrowode, a senior advisor to Harris, first clarified that the campaign never paid directly to any artist to support. “We have never paid an artist and artist. We have never paid a fee to the person,” he told Deadline. He said that the campaign is finance laws, which they followed, including production and logistics costs.Despite the refusal, Trump insisted that these transactions were unfair. He wrote, “For these unnatural ‘entertainers,” this was just a corrupt and illegal way to capitalize on a broken system, “he wrote.Kamala Harris received support from many famous people during her campaign, including Taylor Swift and Eminem. But Donald Trump also supported famous celebrities. In the past, stars such as Kid Rock and Kanye West supported Trump. Kid Rock also performed at the Republican National Convention.