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Donald Trump inauguration: Celebrities attending (and not attending)

WATCH: Celebrities protest Donald Trump's inauguration on Thursday night in New York City.

Four years ago, celebrities were clamouring to attend Barack Obama‘s inauguration. Fast-forward to 2017, and a mere five notable celebrities are slated to sit in the audience at Donald Trump‘s presidential inauguration.

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So far, celebrities who’ve revealed that they’re attending Friday morning’s ceremony in Washington, D.C. are:

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  • Jon Voight
  • Antonio Sabato Jr.
  • Stephen Baldwin
  • Caitlyn Jenner
  • Willie Robertson

This year, celebrities have kept notably silent on if they’re going to the big event, but many have been vocal about not attending.

On Thursday night, celebrities gathered in New York City to protest the incoming president, including documentary filmmaker Michael Moore (who has been notoriously anti-Trump for a while) and actors Robert De Niro, Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo, among many others.

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Actor Alec Baldwin, who portrays an exaggerated Trump on Saturday Night Live, briefly did his impression for the crowd. He says Americans wary of Trump’s policies should become more involved.

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“Cities and towns across the country have the power to protect people and the environment by joining together,” actor Mark Ruffalo said in a statement, adding that the rally would signal to Washington “that we will fight, at every step, discrimination and harmful policies.”

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The mayors of New York City and Minneapolis also joined the rally.

Global News will have live coverage of Donald Trump’s inauguration throughout the day.

With files from The Associated Press

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