Lucy Hale, AOC, Jonathan Van Ness, more support Dylan Mulvaney after recent Instagram post

Celebrities are expressing their support for transgender actor and TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney following her recent Instagram video.

Mulvaney, a University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music alumna, posted a message to her 1.8 million Instagram followers Thursday, addressing the backlash around her recent brand partnership with Bud Light. In the video, she said she had stayed offline the last few weeks because the attention she received and the amount of people talking about her was so loud she didn't feel a part of the conversation.

Mulvaney also shared about her experience growing up with a conservative family and the importance of her faith. She added that she is interested in getting back to making people laugh and wants to continue learning. The 26-year-old also plans to share parts of herself online that have nothing to do with her identity going forward.

Many fans and supporters expressed support for her through the comments on the Instagram post.

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New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wrote on the post, saying, "You are wonderful, loved, safe, and protected. Community is here for you!"

Meena Harris, a lawyer, author and producer and niece of Vice President Kamala Harris, also commented on Mulvaney's video.

"Love you," she wrote.

Ava Phillippe, daughter of Hollywood actors Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe, said, "The light inside you is so much bigger and brighter than all their darkness, and your truest, most radiant self shines through to the millions of us who delight in your joy and success. Sending so much love your way."

Jonathan Van Ness, television personality and grooming expert on the Netflix series "Queer Eye," commented, "I love you honey! You are f---ing amazing."

Pop country singer Cassadee Pope wrote, "We love ya back, Dylan."

Star actor Lucy Hale, known for "Pretty Little Liars," "Truth or Dare" and more, said, "Keep shining gorgeous."

Mulvaney's Instagram video also received a comment from Schuyler Bailar, the first openly transgender NCAA Division I swimmer.

"Dylan, I'm so proud of you. You shouldn't have to be this resilient - you shouldn't have to weather such a horrible storm. But here you are. Somehow doing it all with a smile. We see you and we love you and we're here with you," Bailar wrote.

Actor and transgender activist Nicole Maines commented, "Girl being non-controversial in the next life!! I screamed 'THAT PART!' But fr, we love all the parts of you, and we’re so lucky to have you."

Other supporters included social media influencer and model Remi Bader; model, makeup artist and "RuPaul's Drag Race" season 7 contestant Miss Fame; actors Alyah Chanelle Scott, Chandler Kinney and Alexandra Shipp; television personality Melissa Gisoni; social media influencer Carla Rockmore; Broadway actor and fellow CCM grad Christy Altomare and more.

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