How the Stars are Celebrating Pride Month This Year

The queen of pop gave a super-sweet shoutout to her LGBTQ+ fans, who've loved and supported her throughout her career.

"I love you so much, it hurts. Happy Pride Month," Spears said before getting interrupted by boyfriend Sam Asghari.

The actor began his Instagram post by sharing how "grateful" he felt about the recent Supreme Court ruling that gives LGBTQ people federal protection against workplace discrimination.

He ended his note, writing, "If you’d like to join us in donating to The Marsha P. Johnson Institute @mpjinstitute, @theokraproject @youthbreakout or the LGBTQ freedom fund, the links are in my bio."

"Because your fight is also our fight. Sending love from this proud family to yours. Happy #pride everyone! 🌈" Aduba captioned this festive photo of herself and her family wearing matching rainbow jammies.

This year, Lambert's foundation made a sizable donation to the LGBTQ Freedom Fund "to assist and protect members of the community who have been arrested during these peaceful protests," referring to the recent Black Lives Matter movement.

He added: "#blacklivesmatter #pride visit lgbtqfund.org for more info."

"Happy #Pride 2020 #LOVERS 💖," the singer wrote. "It’s not Pride as we KNOW it, but I hope you all FEEL it! 🌈"

Of course, Hilton had to go all out for her fans by recording a cover of Kim Petras' song "Malibu" and filming a video for it.

"Happy PRIDE month to my LGBTQIA friends! This is a month to celebrate and support," the star wrote. "I love @trevorproject and @glsen for how they are helping young people. What about you?"

"🌈Also thank you for giving me a reason to wear this dress! 🏳️‍🌈," she added.

The actress spotlighted trans revolutionary Marsha P. Johnson in an Instagram clip, writing, "Marsha P. Johnson 🖤✊🏾She was a Black trans woman who fought for LGBTQ+ liberation."

"When we celebrate #pride🌈 we should know our history and who precisely was leading and that was Black and Latina LGBTQ+ activists," she continued. "#happypridemonth❤️💛💚💙💜"

"Pride looks and feels different this year. And now, more than ever, it’s important to come together as a community to embrace our intersectionality, support one another, and remember that Pride is UNSTOPPABLE," the star wrote on Instagram, before introducing bubly's #UnstoppablePride Parade, "a virtual celebration to recognize the unstoppable spirit of Pride and elevate LGBTQ+ content in support of @GLAAD and @ctr4blackequity."

Fans can enter their own strut videos to have a chance to be seen during the #UnstoppablePride Parade on UnstoppablePride.com.

He ended his message with, "Let me see that strut! 🌈 💕"

In honor of Pride Month, the comedian has been releasing Pride-themed episodes of her podcast The Margaret Cho. Tune in today!

"Queer liberation isn’t won until Black liberation is," the Saturday Night Live star wrote. "Pride is a gift from BIPOC leaders, and I hope you take this month to commit yourself to fighting racist policy—laws/rules/processes that create racial inequity—for the rest of your life."

"V queer & v fat & celebrating #Pride more than ever 🌈💫 It’s SO liberating to be able to live truly authentically, highly recommend... 10/10 would do again!✨," the model captioned a slideshow of fierce looks.

"Custom accessories by the phenomenal @louclarkestudio #queer #effyourbeautystandards" she added

The actress made a powerful statement on Instagram, beginning with, "Happy Pride! You are important. You are beautiful. You deserve to be here," and ending with, "You deserve to be actively protected."

"Getting our #PRIDE on..........🌈🚀 with these cool @victoriabeckham t-shirts benefitting the @aktcharity," the singer wrote alongside a pic of himself and hubby David Furnish.

"Proceeds go to help homeless LGBTQ+ youth. Pick one up so you can celebrate PRIDE and give back ❤️😃"

"Strut your #pride🌈 divas!" the star began his Pride post.

"Wishing you all a day full of love and rainbows. Today is a day to celebrate with our chosen family and allies and rejoice in the community and love we have for each other. #happypride 🌈❤️ 🎵" 

The star emphasized in her #CantCancelPride video that the true meaning of the special month is "about the people — not corporations."

"Support Pride, don't occupy it," she concluded her powerful clip.

"HAPPY PRIDE 2020!!!🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈," the actress began her caption of a clip that was provided by the Bidens.

"THANN YOU Jill & Joe for this beautiful video celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and paying homage to it’s painful, history. Yes- we have come so far but you are right— we still have a long way to go."

She added, "I am grateful for your commitment and celebration of this community and I am excited for the gains and celebrations to come under Joe’s leadership!"

The star celebrated Pride by posting a throwback photo of herself as the Grand Marshal of the West Hollywood parade in 2014.

"Happy pride to my LQBTQIA+ family y’all. I love you 😘 🌈🏳️‍🌈❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💗," she wrote.

The singer wrote a lengthy love note to the LGBTQ+ community, writing, "i have so much admiration and respect for the LGBTQ+ community, this community includes some of the bravest, kindest, strongest people I know."

"you teach me by example what it means to be true to yourself and your heart," she continued. "what it means to be brave, what it means to be fierce and kind every step of the way and living YOUR truth no matter how hard and scary that may be, loving whoever you want to love."

"Live YOUR best life! Every single DAY! Be FREE. Be YOU. LOVE is LOVE!" the singer wrote. "Happy pride today tomorrow and every other day of the year until the end of time 🏳️‍🌈🎢🌈❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💗"